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 Persian Rug: Jaldar Bokhara # 82964
Product Details:
Design: Jaldar Bokhara | Country: Pakistan | Size: 2.5' X 4' (ft) | Knot: Single | Knots/Inch: 200 | Material: Silk & Wool | Antique: No | Handwoven: Yes
Our source for the rugs:
Carpets & rugs are sourced through Afghan Carpets, Pakistan's oldest and most respected traders in rugs and carpets. Afghan Carpets started their operations in 1880 from Peshawar under the name of Kabul House (Carpets). They moved to Karachi in 1940 and since then have opened their branches all over the city.
DESCRIPTION
A typical Pakistani Jaldar Bokhari design in silk and wool with Guls / motifs repeated in rows on the face of the rug.
Design of all rugs have a story to tell. Symbols, images, various motifs on carpets are interpreted differently in different countries. In the Turkoman region of Russia, a cross separating one gul from the other is meant to be a tarantula - a sign of good luck. The idea behind this is that if you step on the image of the tarantula woven on the rug, you are less likely to step on a real one.
Click on the thumbnails below for a closer look.
Note: A certificate confirming the authenticity of the rugs will be provided with each purchase.
Please also note that since these rugs are handwoven all patterns are in limited supply. In case the exact same pattern isn't available at the time you order, we will email you detailed images of the next closest pattern (& colors) in the same design (for eg. Jaldar Bokhara) and only charge you after receiving a confirmation from your end.
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