Circa 1900 Bokhara rug circa 1900
Circa 1900 Bokhara rug circa 1900
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A brick red ground Bokhara rug with elephant foot design circa 1900.
Bokhara rugs, renowned for their intricate beauty, originate from the city of Bokhara (now Bukhara, Uzbekistan), though they're primarily associated with the Tekke tribe of Turkmenistan. These hand-woven rugs feature distinctive, repeated octagonal motifs called "guls," typically in rich red, brown, or rust hues.
Made from high-quality wool, Bokhara rugs are prized for their softness, craftsmanship, and unique geometric patterns. They blend traditional designs with modern interiors, symbolising cultural heritage and artistic excellence in rug making.
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, though they're primarily associated with the Tekke tribe of Turkmenistan. These hand-woven rugs feature distinctive, repeated octagonal motifs called "guls," typically in rich red, brown, or rust hues. Made from high-quality wool, Bokhara rugs are prized for their softness, craftsmanship, and unique geometric patterns. They blend traditional designs with modern interiors, symbolising cultural heritage and artistic excellence in rug making.){kind=link}