Bokhara Mauri ziegler carpet The pile of this wool

The pile of this wool rug is hygienic and non-allergenic

6- Cited measurements are accurate and exclude cotton fringes

A typical Persian or Oriental rug made from wool might have between 100 and 300 KPSI - a typical 80% silk rug contains between 200 to 500 KPSI

The carpet was found and excavated in 1949 by russian archeologist: Sergei Rudenko

diamond shaped guls on a wine red field

Bokhara Mauri ziegler carpet The pile of this woolOverview This carpet is hand knotted in a workshop in northern Pakistan near the princely state of Kashmir which stretches between Pakistan and India. The carpet is made with fine wool and has a high knot density which makes it very durable. Using a combination of New Zealand worsted and local Pakistani wool on a cotton base, the Pakistani Bokhara has a very soft and thick pile. Today, these carpets are considered to be some of the finest carpets