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Story Behind the Art: Hand-knotted rug production is one of Pakistan's most significant cottage industries, with weaving traditions dating back to the 11th century during Mughal rule. Artisans are skilled in producing a wide range of motifs, from guls and medallions to paisley-inspired botehs, fine traceries, and geometric patterns arranged in numerous combinations. The Peshawar style stands out for its low, closely sheared pile and generously scaled pattern designs, often treated with a stone-wash finish that softens and fades the palette. This technique gives Peshawar rugs their characteristic aged look, most commonly seen in antique ivory shades with hints of soft gold throughout.

