Boddie Runner Hand Knotted 100% Wool Chobi Peshawar Traditional Oriental Area Rug Pale Terracotta, Beige Color

• Exact Size: 2' 8''x11' 4''
• Weave: Hand Knotted Rug
• Yarn: 100% Wool
• Color: Pale Terracotta, Beige, Gold, Brown, Gray, Multi
• Origin: Pakistan
• Pile Height: 0.25 inch
• Condition: New
• Rug#: AOR18051

Pakistan's ancient tradition of rug weaving traces back to the 11th century, bearing a profound heritage. This legacy embodies the skill to create a diverse range of rugs, drawing inspiration from an extensive collection of  and Oriental designs and motifs. Meticulously crafted by adept artisans, these rugs blend intricate patterns, vivid colors, and impeccable craftsmanship. They epitomize a legacy of refined artistry and meticulous workmanship, poised to infuse visual allure and sophistication into any space they grace. With its gentle texture and timeless design, this rug is expertly suited to elevate the ambiance of any setting.

The narrative underlying this artistic endeavor revolves around Chobi rugs, deeply intertwined with , Turkman, and Afghan cultures. Originating from Pakistan's Peshawarr region, these rugs mirror the rugged terrains of their birthplace. The term "Chobi" translates to "wooden colors," aptly capturing the prevalent earthy and brownish hues found in many Chobi rugs. This particular rug has been meticulously fashioned using natural vegetable dyes and the finest hand-spun wool, enriched with lanolin for an opulent feel. The use of these organic dyes imparts Chobi Peshawarr rugs with their distinct feature—subtle variations in color across the pile, creating an enchanting effect known as "abrash." This rug narrates a tale of tradition, artistry, and cultural significance that remains truly unparalleled.