The knots in this rug really look like they are symetrical, or Turkish knots, which is exceptionally rare in Afghan carpets. It is hard to tell without tearing into the rug, but I have concluded they are asymmetrical open right, and the warp depression has pushed the left node above the right node, making it look like symmetrical knot.

Wool: Excellent. This batch of drone rugs had the best material. | Sheen: Very good to excellent. | Handle: Stiff and strong.

Selvedge: In early 2020 it was discovered that some of these Chobi style drone rugs had cut selvedges which were replaced. Our vendors said this was a feature, not a bug, but I strongly disagree. Cutting the selvedge undermines the structure of the rug. Past rugs from this specific workshop or weavers have had a problem with edge roll | Fringe: Latticed end finish, where three wefts support a web of warps and a short fringe. | Pile: 6mm

Warp: White cotton | Weft: Two shoots white cotton. | Warp Depression: