Turkmen Bukhara Handwoven Wool Rug (135 × 200 cm - 4.4 × 6.6 ft) - RojKilim

Turkmen Bukhara Rug – 135 × 200 cm (53 × 79 in)

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Turkmen Bukhara Handwoven Wool Rug (135 × 200 cm - 4.4 × 6.6 ft) - RojKilim

Turkmen Bukhara Rug – 135 × 200 cm (53 × 79 in)

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Product Details
Dimensions
135cm × 200cm
Material
Wool
Technique
Hand-knotted Pile
Origin
Afghanistan
Condition
New
Colors
Deep Burgundy-Red, Navy, Cream, Black
Weaving Heritage
The Bukhara rug takes its trade name from the historic Silk Road city where these textiles were traditionally sold. The design originates with the Tekke, Yomut, and other Turkmen tribal confederations whose weavers developed the distinctive repeating gul motif — an octagonal medallion serving as a tribal identifier and symbol of heritage. The deep red palette is achieved through traditional madder root dyeing, a technique refined over generations of Central Asian nomadic weaving.
Care Instructions

Professional cleaning recommended

Rug pad: Recommended

Shipping & Returns

Orders ship from Ann Arbor, Michigan. Free local pickup is available by appointment.

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Turkmen Bukhara Handwoven Wool Rug

A commanding hand-knotted wool rug in the revered Turkmen Bukhara tradition, carefully curated by RojKilim. Measuring 135 × 200 cm (4.4 × 6.6 ft), this substantial piece features a deep burgundy-red field covered in precisely rendered rows of repeating octagonal Turkmen güls — the ancient tribal emblems that have defined Central Asian weaving for centuries. Framed by wide ornate borders of geometric diamonds and cross motifs in contrasting cream and navy. Every rug is individually selected for its quality, authenticity, and enduring beauty.

Weaving Tradition

The Bukhara rug takes its trade name from the historic Silk Road city where these textiles were traditionally sold. The design originates with the Tekke, Yomut, and other Turkmen tribal confederations whose weavers developed the distinctive repeating gül motif — an octagonal medallion that served as a tribal identifier and symbol of heritage. Each Turkmen sub-tribe developed their own variation of the gül, making these patterns a living record of nomadic identity. The deep, rich red palette is achieved through traditional madder root dyeing, a closely guarded technique refined over generations.

Craftsmanship

Every Turkmen Bukhara rug is hand-knotted on a traditional loom using dense, symmetrical knots that create exceptional durability and a velvety pile surface. The geometric precision of the repeating gül pattern across the field demonstrates remarkable skill — each medallion is rendered identically through memory and muscle rather than written pattern. The wide border system features multiple guard stripes with running geometric motifs that frame the composition with architectural precision. Natural wool fringe completes the traditional presentation. Because each rug is woven entirely by hand, slight variations in color, weave, and pattern are natural characteristics that make every piece unique.

Product Details

• Dimensions: 135 × 200 cm (4.4 × 6.6 ft)

• Material: 100% Natural Wool

• Weaving Technique: Hand-knotted Pile

• Construction: Dense Knotted Pile on Wool Foundation

• Design: Turkmen Tekke Gül Repeating Pattern

• Colors: Deep Burgundy-Red, Navy, Cream, Black

• Shape: Rectangle

• Origin: Afghanistan

• Condition: New

Care Instructions

Vacuum gently using suction only and avoid beater bars. Blot spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth without rubbing. Rotate the rug periodically to promote even wear. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Professional rug cleaning is recommended when needed. A quality rug pad is recommended to help reduce slipping and extend the life of your rug.

Curated by RojKilim

Every handmade textile in the RojKilim collection is personally selected for its craftsmanship, authenticity, and cultural significance. Our mission is to preserve the rich weaving traditions by connecting timeless handmade textiles with homes that appreciate quality, artistry, and enduring design.

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