Royal Bokhara Rug kazakh rug They occupied the oasis land

They occupied the oasis land surrounding Merv from the late 17th century until driven from their homeland by the Tekke tribe in 1856

In contrast to rugs woven with synthetic colors

The Salor "gul" is octagonal with spiked projections pointing both inward and outward from its rim

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Royal Bokhara Rug kazakh rug They occupied the oasis landThis Shah Saloor Bokhara, also know as a Turkoman rug, warms up a room with its ruby red hue field and the pleasing symmetry of its three intricately detailed guls and borders. Hand knotted in pure wool by weavers in the Himalayan foothills, it embodies the traditional aesthetic found in carpets from the Caucus region._x000D__x000D_This piece derives its name from the "Salor" tribe which was once the wealthiest and most prestigious of the Turkoman