Copper Morrie Bokhara Rug 1x1

These rugs have fine traditional geometric patterns on solid background colors, generally in jewel tones. They tend to have velvety, plush piles and are very pliant (almost blanket-like) in texture. They are part of a very long tradition and heritage in various parts of Pakistan such as Multan, Kashmir, Hyderabad, Lahore and surrounding areas of the northeast region.

• Knot count: Over 200 knots per square inch
• Colors in each rug: 5-8 jewel toned colors
• Composition: 100% wool on a cotton warp and weft. Some rugs will have touches of silk to outline the design. In addition, some specialty pieces will be crafted with a large percentage of silk knots. This will be noted on the price tag as a bundle of silk costs considerably more than the price of wool.
• Type of knot: Senna
• Production: A 9'x12' rug could be completed in 9-10 months by four to five experienced artisans working five to six hours a day.