A unique type of kelim from Afghanistan characterized by its unique and intricate patterns. This is achieved through a special weaving technique that creates raised parts of the design. The patterns are often very detailed and may include both geometric shapes and stylized natural motifs, such as flowers and animals. They are typically woven from high-quality wool, which gives them a durable and soft structure. The special weaving technique used means that certain parts of the weave are denser and higher, creating the characteristic raised effect. The colors in Kelim Barjaste are often rich and vibrant, and natural dyes are used to create deep and lasting colors. Common colors include red, blue, green, and earth tones. The raised patterns and intricate design make them very attractive and unique compared to other types of kelims.