Buchara - Rug - 93 cm - 31 cm - Oriental rug
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Pakistani Bukhara‑Bokhara hand‑knotted rug, two pieces, red and blue, 93 × 31 cm, 8 mm thick, about 5 kg, from the 21st century and professionally cleaned.
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Bukhara Rug from Pakistan
The Bukhara rug is one of the best-known and most popular Oriental carpets. Although its origin lies in the Central Asian city of Bukhara (today Uzbekistan), many of these rugs are produced today in Pakistan – especially in the regions of Lahore and Karachi. Pakistani Bukhara rugs are known for their high quality, fine knotting, and their shiny wool material.
Typical for Bukhara rugs is the so-called "Göl" pattern – a repeating octagonal or diamond-shaped motif that is regularly distributed across the entire field. The colors usually range from deep red to wine red to warm beige or cream, combined with black, dark blue, or ivory.
Pakistani Bukhara rugs are usually knotted with a blend of wool and cotton, with wool used for the pile and cotton for the warp and weft. This gives the rug strength and durability, while the sheen of the wool provides an elegant appearance.
Due to their harmonious patterns and warm tones, Bukhara rugs fit well into both classic and modern living spaces. They are both a piece of traditional craftsmanship and an expression of timeless elegance.
Name of the rug: Bukhara
Manufacturing: Hand-knotted
Country of origin: Pakistan
Model: Bukhara-Bokhara
Condition: Very good; Perfect
Age: approx. 10-15 years
Thickness: 8 mm
Bukhara Rug from Pakistan
The Bukhara rug is one of the best-known and most popular Oriental carpets. Although its origin lies in the Central Asian city of Bukhara (today Uzbekistan), many of these rugs are produced today in Pakistan – especially in the regions of Lahore and Karachi. Pakistani Bukhara rugs are known for their high quality, fine knotting, and their shiny wool material.
Typical for Bukhara rugs is the so-called "Göl" pattern – a repeating octagonal or diamond-shaped motif that is regularly distributed across the entire field. The colors usually range from deep red to wine red to warm beige or cream, combined with black, dark blue, or ivory.
Pakistani Bukhara rugs are usually knotted with a blend of wool and cotton, with wool used for the pile and cotton for the warp and weft. This gives the rug strength and durability, while the sheen of the wool provides an elegant appearance.
Due to their harmonious patterns and warm tones, Bukhara rugs fit well into both classic and modern living spaces. They are both a piece of traditional craftsmanship and an expression of timeless elegance.
Name of the rug: Bukhara
Manufacturing: Hand-knotted
Country of origin: Pakistan
Model: Bukhara-Bokhara
Condition: Very good; Perfect
Age: approx. 10-15 years
Thickness: 8 mm
Details
Era
After 2000
Title additional information
Oriental rug
Number of objects
2
Model
Buchara
Colour
Blue, Red
Length
93 cm
Width
31 cm
Material
Wool on cotton
Country of origin
Pakistan
Condition
In very good condition
Professionally cleaned
Yes
Manufacturing period
21st century
Weight
5 kg
