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SKU #: KR20905
8x10
Modern & Contemporary
Hand Knotted
Primary color is Moss. Colors in this rug include: Ivory
New Zealand Wool
0.25
Bokhara
India
This hand-knotted Bokhara area rug brings refined texture, lasting comfort, and decorative depth to the home, with New Zealand wool adding natural character and lasting appeal. A contemporary twist on classic craft, this hand-knotted modern Bokhara rug reimagines traditional geometric motifs into a sleek, repeating grid. Expertly woven from ultra-soft New Zealand wool, it pairs cool moss green with crisp ivory for a serene, organic palette that brightens any room. Its dense, velvety texture delivers welcoming warmth and underfoot comfort. As a handmade area rug, it brings practical beauty to living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, home offices, and other well-designed interiors with soft texture, durable construction, and timeless design. *Note: This rug was photographed with studio lighting, so screen colors may appear slightly brighter or more saturated than the actual tones. Because pile direction and lighting can change how shades are perceived, we recommend reviewing the product video for the clearest view of the palette before ordering. If you need help, our team is happy to discuss the colors with you.
Story Behind the Art: Bokhara is a name commonly used for rugs with Tekke-faced designs, named in connection with the Tekke tribe from the Bokhara region of Central Asia. Bokhara rugs are known for small, repeating geometric patterns, especially the elephant foot motif and octagonal gul forms arranged in orderly rows. Today, Bokhara-style rugs are woven throughout the rug-making world, including Pakistan, Iran, India, Turkey, Afghanistan, and Central Asia. Their appearance may vary by weaving region, with differences in color variety, foundation yarns such as wool or silk instead of cotton, pile height, and knotting style. Even with these variations, they are still recognized as Bokhara rugs because the defining design language remains consistent.