Located in Burlingame, CA
A large vintage Uzbek Bukhara rug featuring a soft sky blue field filled with orderly rows of classic gul motifs in brick red, coral red, and navy. The crisp contrast between the cool ground and warm geometric motifs gives the rug a distinctive presence, offering a lighter and more open interpretation of the traditional Bukhara aesthetic.
The repeating gul pattern creates a rhythmic, balanced surface, while the richly layered borders frame the composition with structure and depth. The palette feels fresh yet grounded, making the piece especially appealing for interiors seeking a traditional handwoven rug with unusual color and a more luminous character.
Woven in the Uzbek Bukhara tradition, this rug reflects one of Central Asia’s most recognizable design languages, known for disciplined geometry, repeating medallions, and timeless decorative appeal.
Crafted from merino wool, the pile has a smooth, velvety finish that enhances both color depth and tactile comfort. Soft underfoot yet durable, it brings a quiet sense of luxury to everyday use.
Measures 9'8" × 13'. Excellent vintage condition, clean and ready for use. Its generous scale works beautifully in living rooms, open seating areas, dining spaces, or interiors where a large rug can define the room while still feeling light and elegant.
WHERE IT SHINES
- Perfect for: Design-led homes, spacious living rooms, and open seating areas where the full pattern can be appreciated and the lighter palette can open up the space
Effect: Brings clarity, rhythm, and brightness while grounding the room with a structured, symmetrical composition
- A great choice when you want: A large traditional rug...
Category
1980s Uzbek Tribal Vintage Bay Area - Rugs and Carpets
MaterialsWool, Cotton, Natural Fiber
