Bokhara

Bokhara rugs are a distinctive type of handmade rug that originated from the Bukhara region in Central Asia, now modern-day Uzbekistan. These rugs are known for their rich history, intricate patterns, and high-quality craftsmanship. They typically feature a repeating geometric pattern, often with octagonal or diamond-shaped motifs called "guls." Bokhara rugs are usually woven with high-quality wool, and their color palette often includes deep reds, maroons, and soft neutrals.