Overview
This is a classic 'Bokhara' rug, characterized by its repeating rows of octagonal 'gul' (flower) motifs, often referred to as the elephant's foot design.
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Preliminary identification
Pakistani Bokhara Hand-Knotted Rug
Photo reference
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Story
For centuries, the city of Bukhara in modern-day Uzbekistan served as the great central market for the nomadic Turkoman tribes who wove these distinctive geometric patterns.
Maker / Origin
While the specific weaver is unknown, this rug comes from the long-standing tradition of Pakistani workshop weaving that flourished after 1947.
Condition & Value
The rug appears to be in good vintage condition with a full, healthy pile. Small Pakistani Bokharas are plentiful on the secondary market.
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