Bokhara Yomud baby nursery rug symbols of love and transformation

symbols of love and transformation

It is hand-knotted in pure wool by weavers residing at the foothills of the Himalayan mountain range

Their octagonal guls are sometimes referred to by carpet specialists as the elephant's foot in reference to the elephants that would traditionally transport Mughal Empire royalty on their journeys

It easily becomes a compelling focal point for any interior

Bokhara Yomud baby nursery rug symbols of love and transformationA Brief History of Bokhara Rugs & Carpets Bokhara is a term widely used in the West to refer to carpets and rugs made by various Turkmen tribes of Central Asia. Their history dates back centuries. The Turkomans were situated to the north of what is now called Afghanistan. During the early 1900s, the name of Bukhara, a city in Uzbekistan, was given to these rugs. The Turkomans were an industrious people who would barter their trade for food, clothing,