6×10 Red Afghan Bokhara Rug – Hand-Knotted Turkmen Bukhara Design
This 6×10 red Afghan Bokhara Rug brings rich color, refined symmetry, and heritage craftsmanship into one striking handmade piece. Woven in a deep red field with dark navy geometric patterns, ivory highlights, and soft green accents, this rug offers a luxurious balance of warmth and elegance. Its Turkmen Bukhara design, also known as the Cherry Blossom pattern, creates a graceful arrangement of blossoms, branches, and traditional motifs that feel both timeless and distinctive.
Key Features
- Size: 192cm × 294cm, approximately 6ft 4in × 9ft 8in
- Design: Turkmen Bukhara, also known as Cherry Blossom
- Pattern: Geometric motif layout with three columns and four rows, featuring blossoms and branch-inspired details
- Color Palette: Red field with dark navy patterns, ivory detailing, and green accents
- Material: Welayati Kurk wool pile on a cotton foundation
- Construction: Authentic hand-knotted craftsmanship
- Origin: Maymana, Afghanistan
Quality
Hand-knotted with a fine 156 KPSI knot count, this rug offers excellent detail, structure, and long-lasting durability. The pile is made from Welayati Kurk wool, a prized wool known for its softness, strength, and refined texture. Built on a cotton foundation, the rug has the stability needed for everyday use while maintaining the elegance expected from a high-quality Afghan handmade rug. Its dense weave allows the geometric blossoms and branch motifs to appear crisp, balanced, and beautifully defined.
Origin & Tradition
Made in Maymana, Afghanistan, this rug reflects one of the region’s respected weaving traditions. The Turkmen Bukhara style is known for its disciplined geometry, repeating motifs, and deep cultural character. In this Cherry Blossom interpretation, the traditional structure is softened with floral-inspired details, giving the rug a rare personality. More than a floor covering, this is a hand-knotted Afghan textile made with patience, skill, and a sense of heritage that cannot be reproduced by machine.
