Fine Bokhara Rug orange rug weaving the rug will require

weaving the rug will require roughly three times the amount of work

Atop their colors sit diamond shaped gul motifs with latched or serrated edges repeated in rows and columns

They occupied the oasis land surrounding Merv from the late 17th century until driven from their homeland by the Tekke tribe in 1856

and many Salors were absorbed into Sariq and Tekke tribes

10% pure silk

Fine Bokhara Rug orange rug weaving the rug will requireThis piece, in golden, sandy, and parchment colored hues, convey traditional warmth along with a pleasing symmetry due to its all over medallion design. Hand knotted in pure wool by weavers in the Himalayan foothills, it embodies the traditional aesthetic found in carpets from the Caucus region. Shah Saloor (or Salor) Bokharas are rare and very fine. They have been historically made by the Salor tribe that once lived north of the Afghan border. They