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Original, Early 20thC. Afghan Turkmen "Blue" Bokhara. (It is neither of Baluch nor of Pakistani provenance.)
As described by j.k. Mumford in his book "Oriental Rugs" (Bramhall House 1981 edition): "Very rarely a pure Bokhara is found with a field of blue instead of red. These are greatly prized." (Op.cit. p231).
This carpet has a total of 17 major and minor border margins from the outermost sides to the centre field/main ground comprising the "Tauk Naksha" Primary Gul.
All Wool. Approximate Size: 177cm(5ft.9in) x 133cm(4ft. 3in).
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