Kerman

Stunning handmade Kerman rug

Bakhtiari

Handmade wool rug - Bakhtiari

Gabbeh

Gabbeh

Golpayegan

Golpayegan

Kashan

Kashan

Kashmar

Kashmar

Nain

Nain

Hamadan

Beautiful handmade Hamadan rugs

Tabatabaie

Made in Tabatabaie Iran, handknotted with wool on a cotton foundation. It's main colour is Indigo with a Orange border. It's size is 9' 10 x 12' 6 and is 30 -40 years old in excellent condition. The RAJ is 25 knots and the KPSI is 82 and would take approximatly 241 days to create it.

Serapi

Made in Serapi Iran, handknotted with wool on a cotton foundation. It's main colour is Sea Green with a Indigo border. It's size is 4' 2 x 5' 9 and is in excellent condition. The RAJ is 30 knots and the KPSI is 118 and would take approximatly 68 days to create it. CLICK TO SEE MORE LIKE THIS.....

Heriz

HERIZ carpets are tribal hand-woven rugs famous among designers because of their soft earth tone colors and geometric pattern. While no two Heriz carpets are identical, they generally tend to have a recognizable similarity. Most have a large central medallion embedded within a lighter field, and the main color scheme of the rug is usually some shade of rust. CLICK TO SEE MORE LIKE THIS.....

Arak

"Arak rugs are hand-woven Persian pieces made in Arak (formerly known as Sultanabad), the capital city of the province of Markad, which sits on the high plateau of central Northwestern Iran. These carpets are beautiful and unique pieces that will enhance any room by means of lively colors and warm motifs in their patterns."

Collector's Gallery

Looking for the finest in selection and quality? Our Collector's Gallery includes the most exquisite rugs crafted by master weavers.

Silk rugs

Silk is the finest material of which a rug can be woven. Silk is used either on its own or in combination with wool in a number of individual weaving groups in all major rug-making countries.

Wool/Silk rug

"Wool, cotton and silk are the main materials used in construction of Oriental and Persian rugs. Wool is the most widely used material in handmade rugs and carpets because it's soft, durable and easy to work with. Because of the cost of the silk, it is used only when the finest knotting is necessary."

Semi-Antique

"Antique rugs (100 years or older) are rated highest in their price catergory, though semi-antiques of 50 or 60 years of age are also highly prized. The muted colors and softer ""hand"" of an antique rug contributes to its value."

MasterWeave

"Master Workshop rugs are the most esteemed, and typically, the most expensive of all Persian and Oriental rugs. The term Master Workshop is applied to workshops that consistently produce exceptional rugs under the direction of a master weaver. "