Bokhara Area Rugs

A tribal Bokhara rug hand-knotted with fine wool on a cotton foundation. This rug features rows of repeating medallions set against a red background. It is new and in excellent condition. Made in Pakistan. Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs woven with fine wool. The most common Bokhara design consists of rows of “Tekke” guls or medallions (the Tekkes were one of the Turkmen tribes). Bokhara rugs are made in Pakistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan. * The images provided are as accurate as possible. However, the rug’s colors may vary slightly due to differences in how monitors, smartphones, and tablets display colors.

A tribal Bokhara rug hand-knotted with fine wool on a cotton foundation. This rug features rows of repeating medallions set against a red background. It is new and in excellent condition. Made in Pakistan. Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs woven with fine wool. The most common Bokhara design consists of rows of “Tekke” guls or medallions (the Tekkes were one of the Turkmen tribes). Bokhara rugs are made in Pakistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan. * The images provided are as accurate as possible. However, the rug’s colors may vary slightly due to differences in how monitors, smartphones, and tablets display colors.

The original design of the Bokhara rug originated in Turkmenistan. They are made on portable wooden looms. They obtain their dyes naturally from local vegetables, flowers, tree bark, minerals, and insects. Graphs, or blueprints for the patterns, are used more often today but true masters create signature designs and color combinations showing their skill. Village weavers make Tribal Bokhara rugs in Karachi and Lahore, Pakistan. They spend years weaving each intricate detail into these rugs. The process of making a rug includes cleaning, washing, and dyeing the local wool. Herat Oriental works with over 2,000 village weavers to create beautiful, authentic, handmade rugs. The majority of the weavers are women, who live in the villages of Afghanistan, Pakistan, Persia, and India. As we grow, we are able to create more jobs for female weavers who otherwise would not have the opportunity to do so. The community also thrives from rug weaving as the local farmers benefit from wool sales, and the local artisans create natural and vegetable dyes for the weavers to use in their designs. Due to the handmade nature of our rugs, the size may vary from the advertised by 3-4 inches. Regular vacuuming and annual professional cleaning will keep your rug looking new for years to come.

A tribal Bokhara Jaldar rug hand-knotted with fine wool on a cotton foundation. This rug features geometric medallions set against a red background. It is new and in excellent condition. Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs woven with fine wool. The most common Bokhara design consists of rows of “Tekke” guls or medallions (the Tekkes were one of the Turkmen tribes). Bokhara rugs are made in Pakistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan. * The images provided are as accurate as possible. However, the rug’s colors may vary slightly due to differences in how monitors, smartphones, and tablets display colors.

A tribal Bokhara Jaldar rug hand-knotted with fine wool on a cotton foundation. This rug features rows of repeating geometric medallions set against a red background. It is new and in excellent condition. Made in Pakistan. Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs woven with fine wool. The most common Bokhara design consists of rows of “Tekke” guls or medallions (the Tekkes were one of the Turkmen tribes). Bokhara rugs are made in Pakistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan. * The images provided are as accurate as possible. However, the rug’s colors may vary slightly due to differences in how monitors, smartphones, and tablets display colors.

A tribal Bokhara rug hand-knotted with an all-wool pile on a cotton foundation. This finely woven oriental rug features rows of repeating medallions surrounded by geometric motifs set against a green background. It is new and in excellent condition. Made in Pakistan.Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs woven with fine wool. The most common Bokhara design consists of rows of “Tekke” guls or medallions (the Tekkes were one of the Turkmen tribes). Bokhara rugs are made in Pakistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan.* The images provided are as accurate as possible. However, the rug’s colors may vary slightly due to differences in the display of computer monitors, smartphones, and tablets.

A tribal Bokhara rug hand-knotted with fine wool on a cotton foundation. This rug features rows of repeating medallions set against a gray background. It is new and in excellent condition. Made in Pakistan. Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs woven with fine wool. The most common Bokhara design consists of rows of “Tekke” guls or medallions (the Tekkes were one of the Turkmen tribes). Bokhara rugs are made in Pakistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan. * The images provided are as accurate as possible. However, the rug’s colors may vary slightly due to differences in how monitors, smartphones, and tablets display colors.

Add a touch of world art to your living space with this unique Handmade Bokhara Wool Rug from Pakistan. Originating in Turkmenistan, this rug is made on portable wooden looms and features naturally derived dyes from local sources such as vegetables, flowers, tree bark, minerals, and insects. The intricate pattern is a signature design showcasing the artisan's skill.

The Serapi Collection reinterprets traditional tribal geometric design through a refined palette. Each rug is hand-knotted from hand-spun lamb’s wool, creating a soft underfoot feel. Natural variation in the yarn introduces depth and tonal variation, while vegetable-based dyes produce a warm, earth-toned palette. A patina gives each piece the appearance of an aged Serapi rug. Designed for traditional and transitional interiors.

Beautiful item and great quality. It looks exactly as pictured and fits perfectly in my home. I’m very happy with my purchase!. Najwa. US. Thu Oct 01 2026

A tribal Bokhara rug hand-knotted with an all-wool pile on a cotton foundation. This finely woven oriental rug features rows of medallions set against a black background. It is new and in excellent condition. Made in Pakistan.Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs woven with fine wool. The most common Bokhara design consists of rows of “Tekke” guls or medallions (the Tekkes were one of the Turkmen tribes). Bokhara rugs are made in Pakistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan.* The images provided are as accurate as possible. However, the rug’s colors may vary slightly due to differences in the display of computer monitors, smartphones, and tablets.

This traditional tribal Bokhara rug is hand-knotted with an all-wool pile on a cotton foundation. This rug is new and in excellent condition.Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs woven with fine wool. The most common Bokhara design consists of rows of “Tekke” guls or medallions (the Tekkes were one of the Turkmen tribes). Bokhara rugs are made in Pakistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan.

A tribal Bokhara rug hand-knotted with an all-wool pile on a cotton foundation. This finely woven oriental rug features rows of repeating medallions surrounded by geometric motifs set against a green background. It is new and in excellent condition. Made in Pakistan.Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs woven with fine wool. The most common Bokhara design consists of rows of “Tekke” guls or medallions (the Tekkes were one of the Turkmen tribes). Bokhara rugs are made in Pakistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan.* The images provided are as accurate as possible. However, the rug’s colors may vary slightly due to differences in the display of computer monitors, smartphones, and tablets.

A tribal Bokhara Jaldar rug hand-knotted with fine wool on a cotton foundation. This rug features rows of repeating geometric medallions set against a red background. It is new and in excellent condition. Made in Pakistan. Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs woven with fine wool. The most common Bokhara design consists of rows of “Tekke” guls or medallions (the Tekkes were one of the Turkmen tribes). Bokhara rugs are made in Pakistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan. * The images provided are as accurate as possible. However, the rug’s colors may vary slightly due to differences in how monitors, smartphones, and tablets display colors.

A tribal Bokhara Jaldar rug hand-knotted with fine wool on a cotton foundation. This rug features rows of repeating geometric medallions set against a red background. It is new and in excellent condition. Made in Pakistan. Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs woven with fine wool. The most common Bokhara design consists of rows of “Tekke” guls or medallions (the Tekkes were one of the Turkmen tribes). Bokhara rugs are made in Pakistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan. * The images provided are as accurate as possible. However, the rug’s colors may vary slightly due to differences in how monitors, smartphones, and tablets display colors.

Using authentic oriental designs and the finest of wools, these hand-knotted rugs are truly timeless classics

A tribal Bokhara Jaldar rug hand-knotted with an all-wool pile on a cotton foundation. This finely woven oriental rug features rows of repeating geometric medallions set against a gray background. It is new and in excellent condition. Made in Pakistan.Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs woven with fine wool. The most common Bokhara design consists of rows of “Tekke” guls or medallions (the Tekkes were one of the Turkmen tribes). Bokhara rugs are made in Pakistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan.* The images provided are as accurate as possible. However, the rug’s colors may vary slightly due to differences in the display of computer monitors, smartphones, and tablets.

A tribal Bokhara rug hand-knotted with fine wool on a cotton foundation. This rug features rows of repeating medallions set against a beige background. It is new and in excellent condition. Made in Pakistan. Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs woven with fine wool. The most common Bokhara design consists of rows of “Tekke” guls or medallions (the Tekkes were one of the Turkmen tribes). Bokhara rugs are made in Pakistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan. * The images provided are as accurate as possible. However, the rug’s colors may vary slightly due to differences in how monitors, smartphones, and tablets display colors.

A tribal Bokhara rug hand-knotted with an all-wool pile on a cotton foundation. This finely woven oriental rug features rows of medallions surrounded by small geometric motifs set against a green background. It is new and in excellent condition. Made in Pakistan.Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs woven with fine wool. The most common Bokhara design consists of rows of “Tekke” guls or medallions (the Tekkes were one of the Turkmen tribes). Bokhara rugs are made in Pakistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan.* The images provided are as accurate as possible. However, the rug’s colors may vary slightly due to differences in the display of computer monitors, smartphones, and tablets.

A tribal Bokhara Jaldar rug hand-knotted with an all-wool pile on a cotton foundation. This finely woven oriental rug features rows of repeating geometric medallions set against a beige background. It is new and in excellent condition. Made in Pakistan.Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs woven with fine wool. The most common Bokhara design consists of rows of “Tekke” guls or medallions (the Tekkes were one of the Turkmen tribes). Bokhara rugs are made in Pakistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan.* The images provided are as accurate as possible. However, the rug’s colors may vary slightly due to differences in the display of computer monitors, smartphones, and tablets.

Add a touch of world art to your living space with this unique Handmade Bokhara Wool Rug from Pakistan. Originating in Turkmenistan, this rug is made on portable wooden looms and features naturally derived dyes from local sources such as vegetables, flowers, tree bark, minerals, and insects. The intricate pattern is a signature design showcasing the artisan's skill.

Using authentic oriental designs and the finest of wools, these hand-knotted rugs are truly timeless classics

Add a touch of world art to your living space with this unique Handmade Bokhara Wool Rug from Pakistan. Originating in Turkmenistan, this rug is made on portable wooden looms and features naturally derived dyes from local sources such as vegetables, flowers, tree bark, minerals, and insects. The intricate pattern is a signature design showcasing the artisan's skill.

High quality Bokhara rugs woven by master artisan weavers.

Add a touch of world art to your living space with this unique Handmade Bokhara Wool Rug from Pakistan. Originating in Turkmenistan, this rug is made on portable wooden looms and features naturally derived dyes from local sources such as vegetables, flowers, tree bark, minerals, and insects. The intricate pattern is a signature design showcasing the artisan's skill.

Add a touch of world art to your living space with this unique Handmade Bokhara Wool Rug from Pakistan. Originating in Turkmenistan, this rug is made on portable wooden looms and features naturally derived dyes from local sources such as vegetables, flowers, tree bark, minerals, and insects. The intricate pattern is a signature design showcasing the artisan's skill.

Add a touch of world art to your living space with this unique Handmade Bokhara Wool Rug from Pakistan. Originating in Turkmenistan, this rug is made on portable wooden looms and features naturally derived dyes from local sources such as vegetables, flowers, tree bark, minerals, and insects. The intricate pattern is a signature design showcasing the artisan's skill.

Add a touch of world art to your living space with this unique Handmade Bokhara Wool Rug from Pakistan. Originating in Turkmenistan, this rug is made on portable wooden looms and features naturally derived dyes from local sources such as vegetables, flowers, tree bark, minerals, and insects. The intricate pattern is a signature design showcasing the artisan's skill.

A tribal Bokhara Jaldar rug hand-knotted with fine wool on a cotton foundation. This rug features rows of repeating geometric medallions set against a blue background. It is new and in excellent condition. Made in Pakistan. Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs woven with fine wool. The most common Bokhara design consists of rows of “Tekke” guls or medallions (the Tekkes were one of the Turkmen tribes). Bokhara rugs are made in Pakistan, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Afghanistan. * The images provided are as accurate as possible. However, the rug’s colors may vary slightly due to differences in how monitors, smartphones, and tablets display colors.