Pende Bokhara Rug william morris decor

Pende Bokhara Rug william morris decorPende Bokhara rugs contain greater repetitions of the Bokharas signature geometric motifs, creating a pleasingly simple and balanced appearance. They add instant character to a room while being easy to integrate, due to their repeating symmetrical patterns. This wonderfully warm toned piece features repeating patterns of intricate, diamond shaped guls on a wine red field. Several layers of borders frame the symmetry of the center. Hand knotted in pure

Tiny square motifs punctuate a warm gray/ivory field in this handspun Ghazni wool rug from Pakistan

The field design which stems from a flowering vase is symmetrical in design

Excellent Condition (Brand New)

and place them at the next three stages on the Tree of Life

Hand-knotted in Afghanistan by individual artisans

Since rug production did not begin in Qom until the 1930s

This carpet is hand-knotted in a workshop in northern Pakistan near the princely state of Kashmir which stretches between Pakistan

silky touch

would confirm that you are caressing a rare and valuable Serapi carpet

Hand-knotted at the foothills of the Himalayas near the Pak-Afghan border

These type of carpets originated at the beginning of the 20th century in the small village of Bakshaish near Heriz in North-West Persia

Several workshop groups in Persia