Design and Patterns: It features the Gul pattern, which consists of octagonal or diamond-shaped medallions repeated in parallel rows, sometimes known as the elephant's foot pattern.

Colors: The predominant color is deep red or burgundy, symbolizing wealth, luck, and power in Persian and Central Asian culture.

Materials: It is typically made from high-quality sheep's wool, known for its luster and softness, with a cotton backing for added durability.

Knitting and Density: It boasts a high knot density (sometimes reaching 200 knots per square inch), giving it a soft, velvety texture.

Origin: Its origins trace back to Bukhara (present-day Uzbekistan), and it is now widely produced in Pakistan and Afghanistan as a luxury handicraft.

Features: It is highly durable.