





Antique Bokara Area Rug (3' x 5')
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One-of-a-kind rugs, 100% satisfaction guaranteed. Free shipping from the USA, delivered in just a few days.
One-of-a-kind rugs, 100% satisfaction guaranteed. Free shipping from the USA, delivered in just a few days.
Dimensions: 3'8" x 5'8" (112 cm x 173 cm).
Circa: 1930.
This antique circa 1930 Bokara rug is a handmade, one-of-a-kind piece that showcases the classic Turkmen gul design in a finely detailed tribal composition. Its terracotta field is layered with repeating geometric medallions, ivory guard borders, and deep indigo accents that give the rug strong visual rhythm and collector-friendly character. A striking hand-knotted accent for a living room, office, or hallway.
Faded warm tones of terra cotta, indigo, ivory, rust, slate, and cream, with a terra cotta field.
Bokara (also Bukhara) is both a city in Uzbekistan and the name given to a broad category of Turkmen-style rugs distinguished by their repeating "gul" (elephant foot) motifs on deep burgundy-red grounds. Historically Bukhara was the principal trading center for Turkmen tribal rugs, and the name became synonymous with this style regardless of where specific rugs were actually woven.
True antique Bokara rugs from the Tekke, Yomut, and other Turkmen tribes are highly collectible; later commercial versions woven in Pakistan and Afghanistan carry on the tradition in a more accessible format. The bold symmetry and rich red palette make Bokara rugs perennially popular in both traditional and contemporary interiors.























































