The Antique Julkhir Uzbekistan Knotted Rug is a striking example of late 19th-century nomadic weaving traditions. Hand-knotted from wool, this authentic runner features a bold geometric pattern of large, stepped diamonds in a saturated palette of madder red, saffron, and cream. Originating from Uzbekistan circa 1890, the rug showcases the Julkhir style, which prioritizes rich texture and expressive geometry over fine detail. Its narrow, elongated format makes it an ideal choice for hallways and transitional spaces, while the 0.5-inch pile height provides a tactile experience underfoot. This historical artifact preserves the raw artistry of Central Asian weaving, offering a robust and visually compelling tribal masterpiece for collectors and high-traffic areas alike.
