A testament to technical precision and cultural heritage, this 8x10 hand-knotted Pakistani Bokhara rug showcases the discipline of traditional weaving at a refined 200 KPSI density. The pure wool medium 0.50" pile is set atop a sturdy cotton foundation, revealing crisp geometric motifs arranged across a bold black field. Peach, ivory, and blue elements provide rhythmic structure and memorable contrast. The smooth wool surface and polished finish make it a superb addition to living rooms, offices, or formal interiors seeking quiet refinement. Woven by skilled artisans, this Bokhara rug embodies longevity, symmetry, and a rich weaving legacy—transforming any space into a showcase of timeless Pakistani craftsmanship and modern elegance.

Story Behind the Art : The term "Bokhara" traditionally refers to rugs woven by the Tekke tribe of Central Asia, famous for their repeating geometric gul motifs—often the distinctive octagonal "elephant's foot" pattern. Today, Bokhara-style rugs are produced across many weaving regions, including Pakistan, India, Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey, and Central Asia. Although variations exist—such as different color palettes, wool or silk foundations, pile height differences, and preferred knotting techniques—the unifying element is the classic Tekke-inspired layout of repeating guls across the field. This instantly recognizable design ensures that all regional interpretations are still widely regarded as Bokhara rugs.