• This hand woven Korjin design carpet is made with fine mountain wool and natural dyes.
  • The name “Bukhara” historically referred to a major trading center in Central Asia (modern-day Uzbekistan), and these designs were often associated with rugs coming through that region.
  • The most defining feature is the use of repeating, relatively simple geometric motifs. These often include hooked lozenges (sometimes called “elephant’s foot” or “Tekke” guls), octagons, and other angular shapes arranged in rows and columns across the field of the rug.
  • Size: 174 x 250 cm.