The Persian Bukhara Traditional Small Wool Rug, measuring 68 x 45 cm (2.23 x 1.48 ft), features a primary color of red with black secondary accents.
History and Origin: Bukhara, located in modern-day Uzbekistan, was a major center along the ancient Silk Road known for its distinctive rugs. This small Bukhara rug with its deep red background and bold black patterns reflects the region's traditional designs. Bukhara rugs are characterized by their symmetrical geometric motifs, often featuring gul (elephant's foot) motifs that symbolize protection and prosperity. Woven using high-quality wool and dyed with natural dyes, Bukhara rugs are prized for their durability and cultural significance, making them sought-after pieces for collectors and enthusiasts of Central Asian textiles.