A classic 9 x 12 Bokhara area rug in beige, brown, peach and black. Hand-knotted in Pakistan from wool, it arrives new and in perfect condition. Rows of repeating medallion-style motifs march across a soft beige and peach field, with black defining the pattern. The result is timeless traditional character that never overpowers a room.
Bokhara rugs take their name from Bukhara, the Silk Road trading city in present-day Uzbekistan, where Turkoman rugs were traded for centuries. The signature look is a repeating pattern of rows of guls, the medallion-like motifs, laid out in a precise grid. Today, Pakistan is the main home of the hand-knotted Bokhara, and it is known for the crisp geometric detail and dense, durable wool pile seen here.
Where this rug works best
At 9 x 12 feet (108 x 144 inches), this is a true room-size rug. It is large enough to anchor a living room seating group, sit under a dining table with the chairs pulled out, or fill a primary bedroom with space for a bed and nightstands. The neutral beige and brown base pairs easily with wood floors, stone and most wall colors, while the black and peach details add depth.
Built to last
Because it is hand-knotted, the pattern is part of the rug itself, not printed on top. Wool is naturally resilient and soft underfoot, and it wears well in high-traffic rooms such as living rooms, dining rooms and hallways. Pair it with a rug pad for extra comfort and grip.