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Add traditional Afghan craftsmanship and warm vintage character to your home with this authentic hand-knotted Bokhara runner rug. Dating from the 1960s, this one-of-a-kind wool rug features repeating geometric tribal motifs framed by decorative borders.
Rich shades of terracotta red, dark brown, black, and cream give this runner a warm and timeless appearance. Its long, narrow shape is ideal for a hallway, corridor, entryway, bedroom, office, or other narrow interior space.
PRODUCT DETAILS
• Origin: Afghanistan
• Age: 1960s vintage
• Style: Bokhara tribal runner
• Construction: Hand knotted
• Material: Wool pile with cotton foundation
• Size: 2 ft 6 in × 10 ft 10 in
• Approximate metric size: 76 × 330 cm
• Main colors: Terracotta red, dark brown, black, and cream
• Pattern: Repeating geometric tribal motifs
• Shape: Long rectangle
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition
AUTHENTIC HANDMADE CHARACTER
This is an authentic handmade Afghan rug, not a machine-made reproduction. Small variations in dimensions, colors, pattern, and weaving are natural characteristics of hand-knotted rugs and make this piece completely unique.
CONDITION
The rug is in excellent vintage condition for its age. It has been beautifully preserved, with strong colors, a well-maintained wool pile, and attractive original character. Please carefully review all photographs because they form an important part of the description.
SHIPPING
• Free worldwide shipping
• Estimated delivery: Approximately 8–12 business days
• Carefully folded and securely packaged
• Tracking information provided after shipment
International customs duties, taxes, or import charges—if applicable—are determined by the destination country and are the buyer’s responsibility.
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