Bokhara rugs (previously this style was more often called Tekke) got their names from the Bukhara region in the southwest of Uzbekistan they are produced in. Although many surrounding regions craft Bokhara rugs, the most popular and luxurious ones come from Pakistan. Bokhara rugs are very easy to identify. Bokhara rugs are usually defined by their symmetrical patterns adorning the rug with diamond-shaped or oval motifs that repeat. The materials used to make Bokharas, it;s always wool is the foundation material, never synthetic or tufte, and the pile is usually tied with Persian knots. Also, you will notice that it is clipped short. Traditionally, the motifs on the Bukharas are designed with rich tones of red, but you may also see them feature grey, ivory, and green hues.

9.9 x 6.7 ft