Southwestern Bokhara Desirae Pink Green Hand Knotted Rug

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Transform your home interior with an exquisite hand-knotted Bokhara rug. This masterpiece features intricate designs and symmetrical patterns of oval … Read more Transform your home interior with an exquisite hand-knotted Bokhara rug. This masterpiece features intricate designs and symmetrical patterns of oval and diamond-shaped motifs in a beautiful color palette. Skilled artisans handcraft it using the finest handspun New Zealand wool, ensuring a soft, luxurious feel, heavy pile, and durability. The rug's unique octagonal motif, also known as Elephant's Foot, adds a touch of elegance to its transitional geometric design, making it a perfect fit for classic and contemporary home decor. This versatile rug is a must-have for any interior design enthusiast, thanks to its attractive colors, appearance, and affordability. Bokhara rugs are traditionally hand-knotted using a red palette but are also available in beige, green, blue, gold, or ivory. The design typically features repeated oval or diamond-shaped motifs, known as "elephant foot" patterns. Named after the city of Bukhara, which is now in Uzbekistan, Bokhara rugs are renowned for their brilliant craftsmanship, luxurious textures, and distinctive geometric patterns. The high knot density and quality of construction, often utilizing the Turkish or Ghordies knot, contribute to their unparalleled durability. Despite their rich history and high-quality construction, Bokhara rugs are usually more affordable than other hand-knotted rugs. This factor makes them a highly sought-after choice for many homeowners and collectors who value quality and style. Meticulously handcrafted, a Bokhara rug is an investment that will enhance the beauty of your home for years to come.
Product Details
Rug Size: 4'0'' x 5'11''
Material: 100% Wool Pile
Style: Rustic, Tribal, Southwestern, Geometric, Transitional
Colors: Pink Green Black Tan
Weave Type: Hand Knotted, Handmade
Pile Height: 0.25 - 0.50 inch See less