A Bukhara Adraskan rug represents a blend of stylistic influences from traditional Bokhara rugs and Adraskan tribal weaving, primarily from northern and western Afghanistan.
Bukhara rugs are known for their elegant and symmetrical patterns featuring repeating octagonal medallions called "guls," often arranged in rows across a deep red field. The Adraskan influence adds bold geometric motifs and tribal symbols reflecting nomadic heritage. These meld into rich tribal aesthetics with symmetrical balance.
