Junaid is structured around a repeating medallion format, with diamond-shaped forms rendered in stepped contour across the field. The repetition is exacting yet rhythmic, establishing a strong sense of order without visual stiffness.

The medallions are framed by multiple finely detailed minor borders, each carrying intricate geometric elements that echo Turkmen design language. These borders act as architectural punctuation—reinforcing structure while adding visual richness at the edges.

The palette is bold and high-contrast, combining cherry red with antique ivory, beige, oxidized silver, and black. The colors are clean and well-preserved, giving the rug a crisp, almost graphic presence.

With its compact scale, sharp geometry, and exceptional condition, Junaid functions beautifully as a statement accent—ideal for studies, entryways, or layered interiors that favor clarity and precision.

Pakistani rugs of the mid-to-late 20th century often drew inspiration from older Turkmen and Central Asian designs, translating traditional motifs into highly controlled workshop production.

These rugs are known for their symmetry, consistent knotting, and durability. While inspired by nomadic patterns, they were woven with precision and uniformity suited to modern interiors.

Examples from the 1970s, particularly those in near-original condition, are valued for their crisp drawing and longevity—pieces that feel timeless rather than aged.

Junaid is a name of Arabic origin widely used in Pakistan, associated with leadership, discipline, and strength of character.

The name reflects this rug’s defining qualities: precision, balance, and confident structure. Every element feels intentional—nothing excessive, nothing unresolved.

Junaid is a piece that leads quietly, grounding a space through clarity and composure rather than ornament alone.

• Primary material: Wool
• Construction: Hand-knotted
• Dye method: Traditionally dyed yarns
• Edges: Original side cord selvages intact
• Finish: Fully secured sides and ends

This vintage Pakistani rug is in exceptional, near-original condition. The wool pile retains its full height with even wear across the surface.

The original side cord selvages are intact, and the sides and ends are fully secured.

The rug has been recently professionally cleaned and is ready for immediate in-home use.

Vacuum gently using suction only. Avoid beater bars.

Use a quality rug pad to preserve structure and prevent movement.

Rotate periodically to maintain even wear. For deep cleaning, consult a professional rug cleaner experienced with hand-knotted rugs.

Is this rug one of a kind?
Yes. Each hand-knotted rug is unique in scale, drawing, and coloration.

What defines Turkmen-inspired designs?
They are characterized by repeating medallions, geometric symmetry, and disciplined patterning.

Is the rug ready for use?
Yes. It has been professionally cleaned and is ready for immediate placement.