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This Naein rug features a classic design, with a central medallion from which flowing arabesques and floral motifs extend to every corner of the field. The pale color palette exudes elegance and sophistication throughout the piece.

Naein — A prestigious and refined production area

Naein, a small city in central Persia, is a relatively new rug-making region, with traditions dating back to the early 20th century. However, it quickly established itself as a prestigious name in Persian rugs thanks to its light background colors and intricate weaving. Known for its elegant color schemes, often based on pale blues and ivories, Naein rugs are celebrated for their versatility in complementing modern interiors.

Intricate hand-weaving, refined texture

With approximately 350,000 knots per square meter, the patterns are crisp and well-defined. The construction involves wool pile with silk accents, allowing the patterns to shimmer and stand out as they catch the light. The subtle variations in knotting, characteristic of hand-weaving, add delicate nuances to how light reflects off the surface.

Recommended Placement

Measuring 100 x 152 cm, this medium-sized rug is perfect for an entryway, bedside, next to a sofa, or under a desk in a study.

This Nain rug features a classic design with a central medallion and curvilinear arabesque and floral motifs spreading across the entire surface. The light color palette exudes elegance and sophistication throughout the design.

Nain — An elegant and delicate renowned weaving center

Nain, a small city in central Iran, is a relatively new weaving center, with its tradition beginning in the early 20th century. However, it quickly established itself as a renowned producer of Persian rugs due to its light ground colors and intricate weaving. Known for its elegant color schemes, primarily light blue and ivory, Nain rugs are also popular for their compatibility with modern interiors.

Intricate Hand-Weaving, Elegant Texture

With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the patterns are clearly defined. The wool pile is firmly knotted, ensuring durability. The subtle variations in the hand-knotted surface create a nuanced play of light on its surface.

Placement Guide

Measuring 208 x 302 cm, this large rug is suitable as a center rug in a living room or a focal point in a reception area.

A soft light green field is covered entirely with intertwining floral vines and blossoms. A floral border in brown and cream surrounds it, creating a quiet and elegant impression. The gentle color contrast makes it pleasant to look at for extended periods.

Sultanabad Floral Pattern

Sultanabad is the former name of a region in central Iran, around present-day Arak, a major center for Persian rug production. From the late 19th century, rugs woven in this region for the European market, featuring gentle designs of floral vines and blossoms spread across the entire surface, were widely embraced in classic Western interiors. This piece belongs to that tradition.

100% Wool, Hand-Woven Presence

The pile is wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the details of the flowers and leaves are clearly outlined. The irregularities in the knots, characteristic of hand-weaving, create a warm texture that machine-woven rugs cannot replicate.

Where to Place It in Your Home

Measuring 155×242 cm, this rug is a suitable size for a living room center rug, a corner of a hallway, or as a focal point in a study. Its gentle colors make it easy to match with both Japanese-style rooms and classic Western interiors, as well as natural-toned furniture.

This rug features a navy medallion calmly set on a red background. The spacious arrangement of patterns, characteristic of Afghan handweaving, creates a quiet presence in any room.

Traditional Medallion of Afghan Handweaving

This is a type of handcraft similar to Persian rugs, continuously woven in northern Afghanistan. The color scheme of a navy medallion on a red background is a regional tradition, and this piece embodies that design.

100% Wool, the Presence of Handweaving

The pile is wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the outlines of the medallion and surrounding patterns are clearly defined. The slight irregularities in the knots, characteristic of handweaving, create a warm texture that machine-made rugs lack.

Placement in Your Home

Measuring 150x200cm, this rug is suitable for a living room of approximately 1.8 tatami mats. It can be used as a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa or as the main feature of a study. Its calm red tones make it a versatile piece that complements both natural-style furniture and classic interiors.

This is a traditional hand-woven wool rug with a medallion pattern, born from the nomadic way of life. Botanical and livestock motifs are scattered around a central medallion, creating a striking contrast with the background color.

Zanjan Medallion

The authentic Zanjan region in the northwest is a production area with a tradition of durable, everyday wool rugs. The medallion pattern with a distinct crimson and navy color scheme is standard, and this piece also belongs to that lineage.

100% Wool, from Their Own Sheep

The pile is wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the pattern outlines are clear and crisp. The unevenness of hand-tied knots creates a depth and warmth not found in machine-made rugs.

Placement Guide

The size is 150 x 200 cm. It is a good size for a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa, under a dining table, or as a focal point in a study.

Panels of格子 in red, yellow, navy, and green are arranged neatly, with small motifs of flowers, cypress trees, and livestock woven into each section. Despite the multiple colors, the design is not cluttered, creating a composition like a single painting.

Bakhtiari Heshti (Garden Pattern)

This is a rug from the Bakhtiari tribe, who live a semi-nomadic life in the Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province in the central-west. The "heshti" style, where different pictures are drawn into格子 panels, is their representative design and is also known as the "garden pattern" in Japan.

100% Wool, the Presence of Handwoven Craftsmanship

The pile is wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the outlines of even the smallest motifs in each section are clearly visible. The unevenness of the knots, characteristic of handweaving, creates a warm texture not found in machine-made rugs.

Placement in Your Home

The size is 130 x 213 cm, suitable for a living room of about 1.7 tatami mats. It can be used as a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa, under a dining table, or as a bedside rug in the bedroom. Since it is multi-colored, it is easy to match with any furniture color.

This is a Bakhtiari composition featuring alternating panels of deep red and navy, arranged in an orderly fashion. Within each panel, floral clusters and curved ornaments are woven, and the perimeter is surrounded by a cream floral border. It is a piece that combines both grandeur and meticulous detail.

Bakhtiari Heshti (Garden Pattern)

This rug is made by the Bakhtiari tribe, who live a semi-nomadic life in the Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province in the central-west. It features a "Heshti" lattice panel composition, with this particular piece showcasing a grand design of alternating red and navy panels, each containing a floral medallion.

100% Wool, Handwoven Presence

The pile is wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the outlines of the floral clusters in each panel are clearly defined. The unevenness of the knots, characteristic of handweaving, creates a warm texture not found in machine-made rugs.

Placement in Your Home

Measuring 140 x 190 cm, this rug is suitable for a living room of approximately 1.7 tatami mats. It can be used as a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa or as the main feature in a study. The combination of deep red and navy makes it suitable for both classic interiors and the tranquil atmosphere of a study.

This rug features a vibrant red background with a cream medallion at its center. Its compact size is packed with the powerful color palette characteristic of Hamadan rugs.

Hamadan Central Medallion

The Hamadan region in the northwest is one of the oldest carpet-producing areas in Persia. Woven semi-nomadically in villages, its distinctive designs often feature strong reds and a central medallion composition. This piece is a small example of that style.

100% Wool, from their own sheep

The pile is wool. With approximately 250,000 knots per square meter, even the intricate details within the medallion are clearly defined. The natural variations in the knots, characteristic of handwoven pieces, create a rustic warmth absent in machine-made rugs.

Placement in Your Home

Measuring 115x170cm, this is a medium-sized rug perfect for an entryway, bedside, next to a sofa, or under a desk. Its vibrant red makes it ideal for adding a touch of accent to any space.

This is a hand-woven wool rug with a traditional medallion composition, born from the nomadic way of life. Centered around a central medallion, plant and livestock motifs are scattered around it, creating a striking contrast with the background color.

Shiraz Nomadic Runner

This is a long, narrow runner rug woven by nomads in Shiraz, southern Iran. Diamond-shaped medallions are connected in the center, creating a rhythmic composition on the long surface.

100% Wool, from their own sheep's wool

The pile is made of wool. With approximately 250,000 knots per square meter, the outlines of the patterns are clearly defined. The variations in knots, unique to hand-weaving, create a depth and warmth not found in machine-woven rugs.

Placement Guide

The size is 85 x 200 cm. It is a suitable size as a center rug in front of a 3-seater sofa, under a dining table, or as a focal point in a study.

A large, bold diamond medallion is prominently featured in the center of a vivid red field. Cream-colored cross decorations adorn the four corners, and a floral border encircles the outer edge. The strong color contrast makes this a memorable piece.

Hamadan Central Medallion

The Hamadan region in the northwest is one of the oldest production areas for Persian carpets. Woven by semi-nomadic communities in various villages, Hamadan carpets are typically characterized by their strong red hues and central medallion designs, a tradition upheld by this piece.

100% Wool, from their own sheep

The pile is made of wool. With approximately 250,000 knots per square meter, the patterns within the medallion are clearly defined. The irregularities in the knots, characteristic of hand-weaving, create a rustic warmth not found in machine-made carpets.

Placement in Your Home

Measuring 100 x 150 cm, this is a suitable medium-small size for an entryway, bedside, or next to a sofa. Its vibrant red makes it a striking accent in a room with white walls.

This is a hand-woven wool rug with a traditional medallion composition, born from the nomadic lifestyle. With a central medallion as its axis, motifs of plants and livestock are scattered around, creating a striking contrast with the ground color.

Shiraz Nomadic Medallion

These are rugs made by the Qashqai and Yarmeh tribes who live a nomadic life in Shiraz, southern Iran. A central medallion and small motifs of plants and livestock are arranged with a sense of color born from their way of life.

100% Wool, from their own sheep's wool

The pile is wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the outlines of the patterns are clearly defined. The variations in knots unique to hand-weaving create a depth and warmth that machine-woven rugs lack.

Placement Guide

The size is 100 x 150 cm. It is a suitable medium size for an entryway, bedside, next to a sofa, or under a desk in a study.

This is a powerful piece with a bold red medallion set on a deep green field. The contrast between the green and red is striking, creating a memorable composition that leaves an impression in any space.

Traditional Afghan Hand-Woven Medallion

This is a hand-woven piece, similar to Persian carpets, that has been continuously woven in northern Afghanistan. The color scheme of a deep green field with a red medallion is a regional tradition, and this piece is based on that design.

100% Wool, Hand-Woven Presence

The pile is made of wool. With approximately 250,000 knots per square meter, the details within the medallion are clearly defined. The irregularities in the knots, characteristic of hand-weaving, create a warm texture that machine-woven carpets cannot replicate.

Placement in Your Home

Measuring 150x200cm, this rug is suitable for a living room of approximately 1.8 tatami mats. It can be used as a center rug in front of a 3-seater sofa or as a focal point in a study. The deep green color pairs well with classic interiors.

This is a traditional hand-woven wool rug with a medallion pattern, born from the nomadic way of life. Centered around a medallion, plant and livestock motifs are scattered around, creating a striking contrast with the background color.

Abadeh Traditional Medallion

Abadeh, a traditional production area in the southern heartland, is located between Shiraz and Isfahan. This piece features a medallion composition, with a navy background that tightens the pattern.

100% Wool, from Their Own Sheep Wool

The pile is wool. With approximately 250,000 knots per square meter, the outline of the pattern is clearly defined. The unevenness of the knots, unique to hand-weaving, creates a depth and warmth not found in machine-woven rugs.

Placement Guide

The size is 100 x 150 cm. This medium-small size is suitable for an entrance hall, bedside, next to a sofa, or under a desk in a study.

This Shiraz nomadic panel composition features small plant and animal motifs arranged in a grid pattern. The rustic yet vibrant colors add warmth to any space.

Nomadic Style from the Shiraz Region

This is a panel-structured rug woven by the Qashqai and Yarmeh tribes, who lead a nomadic life around Shiraz in southern Iran. The composition, with small motifs arranged in each section, is a tradition woven into their daily lives as a nomadic household item.

100% Wool, Hand-Woven Warmth

The pile is made of wool. The unevenness of the knots, unique to hand-weaving, creates a depth that machine-woven rugs lack. It will become more familiar and develop a richer texture with extended use.

Placement Guide

Measuring 100x150cm, this is a medium-small size suitable for an entrance mat, bedside in a bedroom, or at your feet in a study. Its multi-colored nature makes it easy to match with furniture of any color.

This grid panel, consisting of 15 sections, features small, individually woven motifs such as lions, birds, vases, and flowers. The background color also varies from section to section, making it a piece with new discoveries the more you look at it.

Bakhtiari Heshty (Garden Pattern)

This is a rug made by the Bakhtiari people, who live a semi-nomadic life in Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province in the central west. The method of depicting different images within grid panels called "Heshty" is their representative design, and in Japan, it is also called "Garden Pattern."

100% Wool, from Their Own Sheep's Wool

The pile is wool. With approximately 180,000 knots per square meter, the motifs in each section are clearly depicted. The unevenness of the knots, characteristic of hand-weaving, creates a rustic warmth not found in machine-made rugs.

Placement in Your Home

The size is 100x150cm. It's a medium-small size, perfect for an entrance hall, bedside, next to a sofa, or under a desk in a study. Due to its multi-colored nature, it's an easy piece to match with any furniture color.

This is a traditional hand-woven wool rug with a medallion design, born from the nomadic lifestyle. With a central medallion as its axis, plant and animal motifs are scattered around, creating a striking contrast with the ground color.

Abadeh's Traditional Medallion

The authentic southern Abadeh region is a traditional production area located between Shiraz and Isfahan. The classic composition features a geometric medallion on a deep crimson ground, and this piece is a prime example of that lineage's royal design.

100% Wool, from Their Own Sheep

The pile is wool. With approximately 180,000 knots per square meter, the patterns have clear outlines. The variations in knots, unique to hand-weaving, create a depth and warmth not found in machine-woven rugs.

Placement Guide

The size is 100 x 150 cm. It's a medium-small size, perfect for an entryway, bedside, next to a sofa, or under a desk in a study.

A diamond medallion woven in crimson and navy is at the center of the cream field. Pendant-shaped ornaments extend above and below, and motifs of livestock and flowers are scattered across the field. The perimeter is surrounded by an intricate crimson and navy border.

The Central Medallion of Abadeh

The southern Abadeh region is a traditional production area located between Shiraz and Isfahan. The composition of a small medallion on a cream field with pendant ornaments extending above and below is characteristic of this region's designs.

100% Wool, from their own sheep's wool

The pile is wool. With approximately 180,000 knots per square meter, the details of the medallion and the outlines of small motifs are clearly defined. The unevenness of the knots, characteristic of hand-weaving, creates a depth that machine-woven rugs cannot replicate.

Placement in your home

The size is 100x150cm. This is a suitable medium-small size for an entrance hall, bedside, next to a sofa, or under a desk in a study. The cream background brightens the space, making it easy to match with Scandinavian-style interiors and natural furniture.

A small crimson diamond medallion is set in the center of a cream field. Small livestock and flowers are scattered across the field, and the perimeter is accented with a crimson border. Despite its multi-color palette, the rug is cohesive and not disjointed.

Central Medallion of Abadeh

The southern Abadeh region is a traditional production area located between Shiraz and Isfahan. The classic style of this region features a small medallion on a cream field, surrounded by a crimson border.

100% Wool, from their own sheep

The pile is wool. With approximately 180,000 knots per square meter, even the outlines of small motifs are clearly defined. The variations in knots, unique to hand-weaving, create a depth not found in machine-woven rugs.

Placement in Your Home

The size is 100 x 150 cm. This medium-small size is perfect for an entrance hall, bedside, next to a sofa, or at the foot of a study desk. The cream field makes it bright and easy to match with Scandinavian-style interiors and natural furniture.

This is a traditional hand-woven wool rug with a medallion design, born from the nomadic lifestyle. With a central medallion as its axis, plant and animal motifs are scattered around, creating a striking contrast with the ground color.

Abadeh's Traditional Medallion

The authentic southern Abadeh region is a traditional production area located between Shiraz and Isfahan. The classic composition features a geometric medallion on a deep crimson ground, and this piece is a prime example of that lineage's royal design.

100% Wool, from Their Own Sheep

The pile is wool. With approximately 180,000 knots per square meter, the patterns have clear outlines. The variations in knots, unique to hand-weaving, create a depth and warmth not found in machine-woven rugs.

Placement Guide

The size is 100 x 150 cm. It's a medium-small size, perfect for an entryway, bedside, next to a sofa, or under a desk in a study.

This is a hand-woven wool rug with a traditional medallion composition, born from the nomadic way of life. Around the central medallion, plant and livestock motifs are scattered, contrasting beautifully with the ground color.

Abadeh's Traditional Medallion

The authentic Abadeh region in the south, located between Shiraz and Isfahan, is a traditional production area. The classic composition features a geometric medallion on a deep crimson ground, and this piece is a prime example of that lineage.

100% Wool, from Their Own Sheep

The pile is made of wool. With approximately 180,000 knots per square meter, the patterns are clearly defined. The unevenness of the knots, unique to hand-weaving, creates a depth and warmth that machine-woven rugs lack.

Placement Guide

The size is 100 x 150 cm. It's a moderate medium-small size, perfect for an entryway, bedside, next to a sofa, or under a desk in a study.