Pakistani Fine Bukhara

Pakistani Fine BukharaBased on Turkmen prototypes called Tekkes, variations of the handmade Bukhara rug are produced in many countries. Among the most popular handmade rugs in the world, Bukharas are prized for their softness, luxurious feel, dense pile and pleasing colours. Featuring repeating patterns of octagonal 'guls', usually on burgundy red, gray blue or green backgrounds. Pakistani Bokhara with their velvety, almost blanket like feel use the Ghiorde, a Turkish

An irregular collection of wool strands

These carpets were made with shiny

during the Safavid Dynasty

Khal Mohammadi rugs are made of 100% wool and natural dyes and are legendary for their excellent workmanship and striking finish

Patchwork rugs are created by sewing together pieces of other hand-knotted rugs that have been cut into smaller patches

natural or uncut) is a primitive

are given the name Mood

The pile is cut thin on these hard-wearing rugs

both Seraband and Mir rugs have enjoyed widespread commercial success

The Sirjan is a handmade Persian tribal rug

The bold design of the Heriz rug originated with the Mongols

The central floral-bouquet medallion is surrounded by floral sprays and highlighted by threads in ivory