Tekke (Bukara) Carpet

Tekke (Bokhara) carpet.
Rectangular rug made of wool, with dense and regular weave, displaying the traditional Tekke pattern, composed of repeated rows of geometric guls in rich shades of red, contrasted by details in dark blue, ivory and black.
The symmetrical composition and finely outlined border bear witness to the artisanal mastery of the Tekke tribe, one of the most important Turkmen groups historically associated with the famous “Bokhara” carpets — a name that refers to Bukhara, the ancient market city on the Silk Road where many of these pieces were traded and disseminated.
Representing the cultural and aesthetic richness of Central Asian weaving, this rug combines robustness, ornamental beauty, and historical value, designed to enhance both classic and contemporary interiors.