Bokhara Royal Tekke chobi rug Another sees the tapestry as

Another sees the tapestry as representing a sixth sense of understanding (derived from the sermons of Jean Gerson of the University of Paris

also know as a Turkoman rug

weaving the rug requires 3 to 4 times the amount of work

Hand-knotted in pure wool by weavers in the Himalayan foothills

Bokhara Royal Tekke chobi rug Another sees the tapestry asRoyal Bokharas, also called Tekke Bokharas since the mid 19th century, are what most people imagine when we refer to Bokharas in general. They are similar to Mauri Bokharas, with their symmetrical columns of elephants foot motifs (gul designs), but are distinguished by the addition of butterfly shaped figures that alternate within guls. These rugs are one of the most popular types of hand knotted carpets in the world due to their soft and silky feel