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A cream-colored field with a large red rose at its center. Rose wreaths adorn the four corners, creating a soft and gentle composition. The decorations are understated, allowing the expansive field to create an airy feel.

Bakhtiari Rose Pattern

This is a rug from the Bakhtiari tribe, who lead a semi-nomadic life in the Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province in the central-western region. The composition with a single rose in the center and small floral wreaths in the four corners is a modern design influenced by European floral patterns, and locally it is also called "Gol-e Sorkh" (Red Rose).

100% Wool, Hand-woven Presence

The pile is wool. With approximately 180,000 knots per square meter, even the outlines of the rose petals are clearly depicted. The variations in knots, characteristic of hand-weaving, create a rustic warmth that machine-made rugs lack.

Placement in Your Home

The size is 100 x 150 cm. This is a medium-small size perfect for an entrance mat, bedside, next to a sofa, or in a child's room. With its understated cream background, it's a versatile piece that easily matches any furniture.

This rug features a large cream and red diamond medallion prominently displayed on a deep navy background. It showcases the traditional style of the Abadeh region, with a classic composition of multi-colored botanical motifs scattered across the navy ground.

Abadeh Traditional Medallion

The Abadeh region in southern Iran is a traditional weaving area located between Shiraz and Isfahan. This rug is a classic Abadeh design, featuring the three traditional elements: a central medallion, corner decorations, and botanical motifs. The navy background anchors the design, making the cream medallion appear to float.

100% Wool, Warm and Comfortable Underfoot

The pile is 100% wool. With approximately 180,000 knots per square meter, this nomadic-style weave offers a comfortable feel underfoot. It's a rug that allows you to enjoy the natural texture of wool, and it will become more cherished the longer you use it.

Placement Guide

Measuring 100x150cm, this medium-small size is perfect for an entrance hall, bedside, next to a sofa, or under a desk in a study. Its deep navy color will complement lighter flooring and white walls, adding a touch of elegance to the space.

On a vivid red field, three black diamond medallions are arranged vertically. The medallions are intricately woven in cream and various colors, surrounded by small animal and floral motifs. This is a bright and lively nomadic design.

Yalameh Triple Medallion

Yalameh (or Yarmeh) is a nomadic weaving group active in southwestern Persia, around Shiraz. Their signature design features a vertical arrangement of black diamond medallions on a red ground, characterized by clear color contrasts.

100% Wool, from Their Own Sheep

The pile is wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, even the fine patterns within the medallions have clear outlines. The natural irregularities in the knots, characteristic of handwoven pieces, create a rustic warmth that machine-made rugs lack.

Placement in Your Home

The size is 100 x 150 cm. This medium-small size is perfect for an entryway mat, bedside rug, next to a sofa, or under a desk in a study. The vibrant red makes it a versatile piece that suits rooms with white walls or adds a striking accent to a child's room.

This rug features a deep red field adorned with a series of cream medallion motifs. The strong color contrast creates a striking and impactful presence in any space.

Qashqai Medallion Composition

This is a rug from the Qashqai tribe, who lead a nomadic life around Shiraz in the southwest. The composition of linked diamond-shaped medallions is their representative design, and this piece's deep red ground gives it a powerful impression.

100% Wool, from Their Own Sheep

The pile is wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the details within the medallions are clearly defined. The unevenness of the knots, characteristic of hand-weaving, creates a rustic warmth not found in machine-made rugs.

Placement in Your Home

Measuring 175 x 262 cm, this rug is suitable for a living room of approximately 2.7 tatami mats. It can serve as a center rug in front of a 3-seater sofa, under a dining table, or as a focal point in a study. The deep red color pairs well with classic interiors.

This piece features a series of diamond medallions on a soft cream background. The subtle color contrast gives the space a quiet presence.

Diamond Medallions by the Qashqai Tribe

This rug is made by the Qashqai tribe, who lead a nomadic life around Shiraz in the southwest. The composition featuring a series of diamond medallions is their representative design, and this piece, with its cream background, creates a gentle impression.

100% Wool, from Their Own Sheep

The pile is wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the details within the medallions are clearly outlined. The natural variations in the knots, characteristic of handwoven pieces, create a rustic warmth not found in machine-made rugs.

Placement in Your Home

Measuring 175 x 262 cm, this rug is suitable for a living room of approximately 2.7 tatami mats. It is an ideal size for a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa, under a dining table, or as a focal point in a study. Its cream color brightens a room and pairs well with natural-toned furniture.

A soft cream background is covered with an all-over pattern of flowers, leaves, and vines. A three-dimensional floral medallion is placed in the center, with gentle curves connecting it to the surrounding motifs. It's a well-organized composition that doesn't appear cluttered despite its many colors.

Afghan Hand-Woven All-Over Pattern

This is a hand-crafted rug in the same tradition as Persian carpets, continuously woven in northern Afghanistan. The design is called "Sarasar," featuring a cream or beige background with an all-over pattern of plant vines and flowers. This particular piece is an eclectic design, with a small medallion placed in its center.

100% Wool, The Presence of Hand-Woven Craftsmanship

The pile is wool, with approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, clearly defining even the intricate outlines of the flowers and leaves. The variations in knots, characteristic of hand-weaving, create a warm texture absent in machine-made rugs.

Where to Place It in Your Home

Measuring 120 x 180 cm, this rug is a good size for a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa, under a dining table, or as the focal point in a bedroom. Its calm cream color makes it easy to match with wooden floors or rooms with white walls.

A grid of panels is arranged on a deep red field, with small motifs of cypress trees, vases, livestock, and flowers in each section. It's a composition that offers new discoveries the more you look at it, like a single rug filled with many small pictures.

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-western region. The method of depicting different images in each panel of the grid, called "Heshti," is their representative design. In Japan, it is also known as the "Garden Pattern."

100% Wool, Hand-Woven Presence

The pile is wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the outlines of even the smallest motifs in each section are clearly defined. The unevenness of the knots, characteristic of hand-weaving, creates a warm texture that machine-made rugs lack.

Placement in Your Home

Measuring 140 x 200 cm, this rug is suitable for a living room of approximately 2 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. Its deep red tones make it easy to match with both wooden floors and rooms with white walls.

This rug features a geometric lattice pattern from Heriz on a cream ground. The combination of the simple, angular design and the pale ground color creates a serene atmosphere.

Heriz Pattern from Heriz

The northwestern Heriz region is a traditional production area known for its powerful geometric patterns. Heriz features intricate geometric motifs arranged in a lattice, and this particular rug, with its cream ground, achieves a soft impression.

100% Wool, Handwoven Presence

The pile is wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the details of the pattern are clearly defined. The variations in the knots, characteristic of handweaving, create a warm texture that machine-woven rugs lack.

Placement in Your Home

The size is 108 x 170 cm, a good medium size for an entrance hall, bedside, next to a sofa, or under a desk in a study. Its bright cream ground makes it easy to match with Scandinavian-style interiors and natural furniture.

This piece features a vibrant red background adorned with a radial geometric motif (Gombadi dome pattern). The pattern expands from the center towards the outer edge, creating a sense of movement in the space.

Toyserkan Gombadi Pattern

The northwestern Toyserkan region is a semi-nomadic rug-producing area located southwest of Hamadan Province. The Gombadi (dome) pattern is characterized by its radial geometry, and this piece embodies that traditional composition.

100% Wool, Hand-woven Presence

The pile is made of wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the details of the radial pattern are clearly defined. The unevenness of the hand-tied knots creates a warm texture not found in machine-woven rugs.

Placement in Your Home

Measuring 156 x 280 cm, this rug is suitable for a living room of approximately 2.5 tatami mats. It can be used as a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa or under a dining table. Its vibrant red color adds a touch of elegance to any space.

This rug features a delicate red and multicolored medallion opening in the center, set against a deep navy blue background. The surrounding area is densely woven with floral motifs, showcasing Bijar's characteristic fine weaving that extends to every corner of the piece.

Bijar — "Iron Carpets" Known for Their Fine Detail

Bijar, located in the northwestern Kurdistan Province, is renowned for its high-density, robust carpets, which have been called "Iron Carpets" in the European market. This particular piece features a classic design with a central medallion and all-over botanical patterns, with multicolored motifs emerging from a deep navy background.

100% Wool, High-Density Hand-Woven

The pile is 100% wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the weaving is fine, and the outlines of the patterns are sharp and clear. Bijar rugs are known for their dense and firm weave, and they become more beautiful with age and use.

Placement Guide

Measuring 100x158cm, this is a medium-small size perfect for an entrance hall, bedside, next to a sofa, or under a desk in a study. Its deep navy color makes it stand out beautifully when paired with lighter flooring or white walls.

This rug features a central medallion woven with intricate navy and multi-colored details, set against a deep red background. The surrounding area is filled with delicate Bijar-style floral patterns, meticulously woven into every corner of the design.

Bijar — Intricate Weaving Known as the "Iron Carpet"

Bijar, located in the northwestern Kurdistan province, is renowned for its dense and durable carpets, earning it the nickname "Iron Carpet" in the European market. This particular piece showcases a classic composition with a central medallion and all-over floral patterns, where multi-colored motifs stand out against a rich crimson background.

100% Wool, Densely Hand-Woven

The pile is made of wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the weaving is fine, and even the patterns within the medallion are clearly defined. Bijar carpets are known for their dense and firm weave, which gains more character with long-term use.

Placement Guide

Measuring 100 x 158 cm, this is a medium-small size rug suitable for entryways, bedside areas, next to a sofa, or under a desk in a study. The deep red color adds warmth to any space and pairs well with chic furniture and wooden floors.

This rug features a delicate navy and red medallion opening at the center, set against a cream field. The surrounding area is densely woven with small floral and bird-like motifs, filling the scene with Bijar's characteristic intricacy.

Bijar — The Intricacy Known as "Iron Carpet"

Bijar, located in the authentic northwestern Kurdistan region, is renowned for its dense and robust carpets, which have been called "Iron Carpets" in the European market. This particular piece features a classic composition with a central medallion and intricate botanical patterns, showcasing Bijar's characteristic fine weave extending to every corner of the design. The cream background beautifully enhances the patterns.

100% Wool, Densely Hand-Woven

The pile is made of wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the weaving is fine, and the outlines of the patterns are sharp. Bijar carpets are tightly and firmly woven, designed to improve in texture the more they are used.

Placement Guide

Measuring 105 x 170 cm, this is a versatile medium-small size, perfect for an entrance hall, bedside, or next to a sofa. With its bright cream background, it is easy to match with both traditional furniture and modern spaces.

This is an Afghan handwoven rug with a geometric motif in navy and cream neatly arranged on a red background. The rustic yet vibrant colors add a lively impression to any space.

Traditional Afghan Handwoven Designs

This is a handmade piece similar to Persian carpets, woven in northern Afghanistan for generations. It features geometric patterns based on the traditional regional color scheme of red, navy, and cream, and this particular rug is part of that lineage.

100% Wool, Handwoven Presence

The pile is wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the outlines of the patterns are clearly defined. The unevenness of the hand-tied knots creates a warmth that machine-made rugs lack.

Placement in Your Home

Measuring 150 x 200 cm, it's 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 in a study. As it is predominantly red, it is easy to match with natural wood furniture or rooms with white walls.

This is a rustic yet striking rug featuring a vibrant red field adorned with regularly arranged geometric motifs in navy and cream. The traditional Afghan hand-woven color scheme creates a captivating and sharp contrast.

Traditional Afghan Hand-woven Designs

This is a handmade craft, related to Persian carpets, that has been continuously woven in northern Afghanistan. The geometric patterns, based on a three-color scheme of red, navy, and cream, reflect the region's rustic aesthetic. This piece is based on that tradition.

100% Wool, Hand-Woven Presence

The pile is wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the outlines of the geometric patterns are clearly defined. The unevenness of the knots, characteristic of hand-weaving, creates a warm texture not found in machine-made rugs.

Placement in Your Home

Measuring 150 x 200 cm, it is suitable for a living room of about 1.8 tatami mats. It can be used as a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa or as the centerpiece of a study. The vibrant red will stand out beautifully in a room with white walls and also works well as an accent in a child's room.

This classical composition features an intricately detailed central medallion floating on a deep red ground. Cream motifs stand out against the red, exuding a sense of calm and elegance.

Hosseinabad Traditional Medallion

The area around Hosseinabad in Hamadan province is famous for its carpets, born from a semi-nomadic lifestyle. Deep red and a central medallion surrounded by intricate floral and geometric patterns are characteristic designs of this region, and this piece is a prime example of that tradition.

100% Wool, from Their Own Sheep

The pile is wool. With approximately 250,000 knots per square meter, the details within the medallion are clearly defined. The natural variations in knotting, characteristic of hand-weaving, create a rustic warmth that machine-woven carpets lack.

Placement in Your Home

Measuring 150 x 218 cm, this rug is suitable for a living room of about 2 tatami mats. It's a good size for a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa or as a focal point in a study. Its deep red color pairs well with classic interiors.

This rug features a deep navy blue background with red and cream rose-like flowers blooming across its entire surface. This European-inspired floral pattern, known as "Gol Farang" (Western flowers), makes the flowers stand out in contrast to the navy blue.

Bakhtiari's "Gol Farang"

This is a rug from the Bakhtiari tribe, who live a semi-nomadic life in the Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province in the central-west region. "Gol Farang" is a floral pattern that emerged under European influence in the 19th to 20th centuries, characterized by a splendid composition of realistic flowers spread across the entire surface.

100% Wool, Hand-woven Presence

The pile is wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the outlines of the flowers and even the veins of the leaves are clearly depicted. The unevenness of the hand-tied knots creates a warm texture not found in machine-woven rugs.

Placement in Your Home

Measuring 157 x 227 cm, this rug is suitable for a living room of approximately 2 tatami mats. It can be used as a center rug in front of a 3-seater sofa or under a dining table. Its deep navy color makes it stand out beautifully against white walls and complements classic interiors well.

This rug features a serene composition with a central medallion floating on a calm brown (copper) background. Its deep colors give it a strong presence without being gaudy.

Central Medallion of Hamadan

The Hamadan region in the northwest is one of the oldest production areas for Persian rugs. Historically, rugs woven semi-nomadically in villages were characterized by strong colors and a central medallion design. This particular piece, with its deep brown background, creates a calming atmosphere.

100% Wool, from Their Own Sheep

The pile is wool. With approximately 250,000 knots per square meter, the details within the medallion are clearly defined. The slight irregularities in the knots, characteristic of handwoven rugs, create a rustic warmth that machine-made rugs lack.

Placement in Your Home

Measuring 122 x 188 cm, this rug is suitable for a living room of about 1.5 tatami mats. It can be used as a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa or at the foot of a study desk. Its calm brown color makes it versatile, fitting well with both natural-style furniture and classic interiors.

This is a large 200 x 298 cm rug with an elaborate navy and red medallion opening grandly in the center of a wide cream field. The delicate craftsmanship characteristic of the Senna (Sanandaj) region is concentrated in the medallion, and combined with the corner decorations, it forms a classic composition.

Detailed Medallion from the Senna Region

The authentic Senna (now Sanandaj) region in northwestern Kurdistan province is a traditional production area known for its detailed and delicate carpets. This piece features a classic medallion composition within that lineage, with paisley, floral, and leaf motifs densely woven into the navy ground of the medallion. The wide cream field highlights the patterns.

100% Wool, Warm Underfoot

The pile is 100% wool. With a nomadic-style loose weave of approximately 180,000 knots per square meter, it is known for its comfortable feel underfoot. The natural variations in knots, characteristic of hand-weaving, give the surface a warm texture.

Placement Guide

Measuring 200 x 298 cm, this large rug is suitable as a center rug in a living room or a focal point in a reception room. Its cream background makes it bright, and it pairs particularly well with Scandinavian-style interiors and natural wood furniture.

This large, single piece features a regularly arranged pattern of octagonal gul (flowers) across its entire gold-brown surface. The symbolic designs of Afghan tradition are fully displayed on this expansive 200x300cm rug.

Afghan Traditional "Gul" All-Over Pattern

This composition has been woven for centuries by the Turkmen people in northern Afghanistan. The octagonal motif is called "gul" (flower) and is a symbolic design of Turkmen rugs. The masculine design, based on two colors—a gold-brown ground and a dark indigo outline—is further enhanced by its 200x300cm size.

100% Wool, Densely Hand-Woven

The pile is wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, it is finely woven, and the outlines of each gul are clearly defined. The inherent irregularities of hand-tying create a rich, layered texture in the gold-brown color.

Placement Guide

Measuring 200x300cm, this large rug is suitable as a center rug for a living room or a centerpiece in a reception area. It pairs well with antique furniture, leather sofas, and dark wood furniture, adding a sense of grandeur and tranquility to the space.

The design features a diamond-shaped frame on a red ground, with small, continuous boteh (paisley) patterns spreading across the entire inside. This is a traditional Shiraz Qashqai weave, characterized by its dense and intricate finish.

Boteh (Paisley) — Teardrop-shaped motif

The boteh pattern, considered to be the origin of the paisley pattern, is a teardrop-shaped motif called "Boteh" in Persian. It is said to have various origins, such as the cypress tree, a woman's tear, or fire, and symbolizes prosperity and eternal life. The Qashqai tribe is known for weaving this pattern repeatedly and very finely.

100% Wool, Intricately Handwoven

The pile is wool. At approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, it is a fine weave for a nomadic style. The variations in the handwoven knots create subtle shading on the surface of the rug, giving each boteh a slightly different expression.

Placement Guide

Measuring 100 x 150 cm, it is a medium-small size suitable for an entryway, bedside, next to a sofa, or under a desk in a study. The red ground adds an accent to the space, so it would go well with chic furniture or wooden floors.