Sourced Direct from Workshops

The design features four diamond-shaped medallions floating vertically on a deep navy background. This is a traditional nomadic rug woven by the Qashqai people around Shiraz.

Continuous Medallions of the Qashqai Tribe

This rug is from the Qashqai tribe, who live a nomadic life in southwestern Iran, around Shiraz. The design of vertically linked diamond-shaped medallions is a characteristic pattern of theirs, with small motifs of livestock and plants scattered throughout. The color scheme of navy blue with red and multicolored intricate decorations is a direct reflection of their nomadic lifestyle.

100% Wool, from Their Own Sheep

The pile is wool. It's traditionally made with wool shorn from the Qashqai's own sheep. The variations in knots and the subtle differences in dye shade, unique to hand-weaving, create a depth not found in machine-made rugs. Although there are many colors, the navy background ties everything together, resulting in a subdued impression.

Placement Guide

The size is 156 x 219 cm, making it a living room rug suitable for an area slightly larger than 2 tatami mats. It can be used as a center rug in front of a 3-seater sofa, under a dining table, or as a focal point in a study. Its deep navy color makes it stand out when paired with light-colored flooring or white walls.

This rug features a deep navy field adorned with a vertical series of red and multi-colored medallions. It's crafted in the traditional nomadic style of the Qashqai tribe from the Shiraz region, with the navy background highlighting the patterns.

Qashqai Continuous Medallions

This is a rug from the Qashqai tribe, who live a nomadic life in southwestern Iran, around Shiraz. The composition of red medallions arranged vertically on a navy ground is characteristic of their patterns, with motifs of livestock and plants woven into the interior. The deep navy ground gives the piece a strong presence and elegantly showcases the multi-colored patterns.

100% Wool, from Their Own Sheep

The pile is wool. This rug is traditionally made by the Qashqai tribe using wool shorn from their own sheep. The variations in knots, unique to hand-weaving, create a depth not found in machine-made rugs.

Placement Guide

Measuring 156 x 219 cm, this rug is suitable for a living room, roughly 2 tatami mats in size. It can serve as a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa, under a dining table, or as a focal point in a study. Its deep navy color makes it stand out when paired with light-colored flooring or white walls.

This piece features a large medallion rising from a navy background, surrounded by dancing flowers and leaves. It's a traditional classical medallion design from the Arak region, where highly saturated colors blend together.

Classical Medallion — A Tradition of the Arak Region

In the Arak region of central Iran, classical medallion designs have been woven since the 19th century. The central emblem is said to be a stylized representation of dome decorations found on ceilings, arranged symmetrically on all sides. Despite using many colors, the navy background keeps the overall look from being too busy.

100% Wool, Finely Hand-Woven

The pile is 100% wool. With a density of approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the patterns are clearly defined. While the wool gives a subtle sheen, the rug is soft underfoot and comfortable to walk on.

Placement Guide

Measuring 151x243cm, with a long side exceeding 2.4 meters, this rug is suitable for a living room. Its dimensions make it a good fit as a center rug in front of a 3-seater sofa or as the main focus in a reception room. With its multi-colored design, it should easily complement various furniture colors.

This rug features a vibrant orange frame with a continuous pattern of red, blue, and cream diamond medallions floating inside. It is woven in the traditional style of the Yalameh tribe near Shiraz, characterized by its bright colors.

Vibrant Color Scheme of the Yalameh Tribe

This composition is woven by the Yalameh tribe, who live a nomadic life around Shiraz. Their rugs are characterized by a composition of connected diamond medallions and a bright color scheme that combines vivid orange, red, and blue. Inside the medallions, motifs of livestock and stars are woven, offering new discoveries the more you look.

100% Wool, from their own sheep's wool

The pile is wool. It is traditionally woven with wool sheared from the Yalameh tribe's own sheep. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the intricate and bright patterns have sharply defined outlines.

Placement in Your Home

Measuring 152 x 195 cm, this rug is suitable for a living room or bedroom of approximately 1.8 tatami mats. It can be used as a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa or as a bedside rug in a bedroom. Its bright and lively color scheme makes it a great choice for adding an accent to a space.

A large, reddish-brown diamond medallion sits grandly on a cream field. Smaller ornaments extend above and below the medallion, and the entire field is sprinkled with small flower, leaf, and animal motifs.

Qashqai Central Medallion Composition

This is a rug from the Qashqai tribe, who lead a nomadic life around Shiraz in the southwest. The composition, with a large diamond medallion in the center and pendant-like ornaments extending above and below it, is their representative design. The cream background brightens the entire rug and contrasts with the multi-colored patterns.

100% Wool, from Their Own Sheep

The pile is wool. It's traditionally made with wool shorn from the Qashqai's own sheep. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, it's finely woven, and the outlines are clearly defined even within the medallion.

Placement in Your Home

Measuring 154 x 220 cm, this rug is suitable for a living room, roughly 2 tatami mats in size. It can serve as a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa, under a dining table, or as the focal point of a study. The cream background brightens the space, making it easy to pair with Scandinavian-style interiors and natural furniture.

This rug features a rich red ground with a delicate white and cream medallion opening broadly in the center. In the traditional style of Jowzan village, near Malayer in Hamadan province, intricate botanical patterns surround it.

Finely detailed medallion from Malayer-Jowzan

Jowzan village, near Malayer in Hamadan province, is renowned for its sturdy and finely woven wool rugs. This piece features the classical three elements of a central medallion, corner decorations, and an overall botanical pattern. The combination of deep red, navy, and cream organizes the visual space.

100% wool, finely hand-woven

The pile is made of wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the outlines of the patterns are sharply defined. The natural variations in the hand-tied knots create a pleasing texture and subtle shading on the surface.

Placement guide

Measuring 130x200 cm, it is suitable for a living room or bedroom of approximately 1.6 tatami mats. It can be used as a center rug in front of a 3-seater sofa, under a dining table, or beside a bed in the bedroom. The classic color scheme of deep red and navy makes it easy to pair with both traditional furniture and modern spaces.

This rug features a deep blue field with red and white flowers sprinkled throughout. There is no central medallion; instead, the pattern extends evenly from one end of the rug to the other.

All-over Floral Pattern – Flowers Blooming Across the Entire Field

This composition, with flowers spread across the entire field, is typical of rugs woven around Shiraz. Instead of a central medallion, small flowers and leaves are intricately woven, offering new discoveries wherever you look on the rug. The deep blue ground organizes the design and elegantly showcases the vibrant floral patterns.

100% Wool, Finely Handwoven

The pile is wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, even the contours of small flowers are clearly defined. The inherent variations in handwoven knots give the pattern a subtle natural fluctuation.

Placement Guide

Measuring 160 x 217 cm, this rug is suitable for a living room, roughly equivalent to two tatami mats. It can serve as a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa, under a dining table, or as the main feature in a reception room. Its deep blue color pairs beautifully with white walls and natural wood furniture.

This piece features large boteh (paisley) motifs arranged regularly across a wide cream field. With minimal ornamentation, the design focuses on the boteh itself, creating a clean and modern composition.

Boteh (Paisley) — Teardrop-shaped motif

The boteh pattern, considered the origin of the paisley pattern, is a teardrop-shaped motif called "Boteh" in Persian. It is said to have various origins, such as cypress trees, women's tears, or fire, and is believed to symbolize prosperity and eternal life. This particular piece, in the Qashqai style, features large boteh motifs and a modern composition that gives the field a spacious feel.

100% Wool, Handwoven Presence

The pile is wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the outline of each boteh is clearly defined. The large cream field allows the natural texture of the wool to be seen, and touching it conveys a rustic warmth.

Placement Guide

Measuring 124 x 196 cm, this is a medium-sized rug suitable for an entryway, bedside, or next to a sofa. Its bright cream color makes it easy to coordinate with Scandinavian-style interiors and modern spaces.

This rug features a large, almost rectangular medallion opening in the center against a deep red ground. Crafted in the traditional style of the northwestern Zanjan region, the stark contrast between navy and reddish-brown creates a striking impression.

Traditional Medallion from the Zanjan Region

The authentic northwestern Zanjan region is a production area with a tradition of robust, everyday wool carpets. This piece exemplifies the classic medallion composition within that lineage, faithfully preserving the combination of a central emblem, corner decorations, and plant motifs. The deep crimson ground and navy outline sharply define the design.

100% Wool, Thick and Comfortable Underfoot

The pile is made of wool. Zanjan rugs are known for their slightly thicker pile, providing a comfortable feel underfoot. The natural variations in the knots, characteristic of hand-weaving, create subtle shadows on the surface.

Placement Guide

Measuring 146 x 240 cm, this rug is suitable for living rooms or hallways with a long side of 2.4 meters. It works well as a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa, under a dining table, or as a runner in a hallway. The deep crimson adds warmth to any space.

This rug features a calm color palette of beige and cream, with leaves, flowers, and vines intertwined across its entire surface. There is no central emblem; instead, the pattern spreads evenly from one end of the rug to the other.

Sultanabad Style – A Design Cherished in the West

This composition originated in Arak (formerly Sultanabad) in central Persia, where it has been woven since the late 19th century. The continuous all-over pattern of flowers and leaves is called "Afshan" in Persian. These rugs were exported to Europe and America at the time and were beloved in stately homes furnished with antique furniture. It is a classic style that complements traditional interiors.

100% Wool, Soft Tonal Colors

The pile is made of wool. Although multiple colors such as red, green, blue, and yellow are woven into the beige ground, the subdued color scheme gives it an overall calm impression. The variations in knots, characteristic of hand-weaving, create subtle textures in how light reflects off the surface.

Placement Guide

Measuring 147 x 205 cm, this is a medium-sized rug, approximately 2 tatami mats. It's suitable as a center rug in front of a sofa, under a dining table, or as a focal point in a study. It pairs well with antique furniture and classic interiors, and its gentle color scheme also makes it easy to blend into modern spaces.

This rug features four large diamond-shaped medallions connected on a deep red ground. It is a traditional style from northern Afghanistan, with layers of red hues that reveal different expressions the more you look at it.

Afghan traditional "Khal Mohammadi" style

This is a composition called Khal Mohammadi, where diamond-shaped medallions are vertically connected, woven by Turkmen people in northern Afghanistan. Based on three colors: deep red ground, black-brown outlines, and fine white ornaments, it exudes masculine strength.

100% wool, high-density hand-woven

The pile is wool. The variations in knots, unique to hand-weaving, create changes in the shades of deep red, and the rug's expression changes with the angle of light. The natural texture of the wool deepens with prolonged use.

Placement guide

Measuring 150x200cm, this rug is suitable for living rooms or bedrooms of approximately 1.8 tatami mats. Its solid deep red color makes it stand out in a chic space, and when placed by the bedside or under a desk, you can enjoy its pleasant feel every day.

The composition features a deep green field framed by a detailed red border, creating a series of small panels. The design removes the ornamentation from the center, making the color of the field itself the main attraction, a clean and straightforward construction typical of nomads.

"Kaf Sadeh" Composition with an Empty Center

This is a composition woven by nomads around Shiraz, where the central field is largely left open, and the decorations are concentrated around the perimeter. This style is called "Kaf Sadeh" in Persian, and it is designed to showcase the color tones of the field and the texture of the wool itself. The calm tones of the deep green add a sense of tranquility to the space.

100% Wool, Shiraz Wool

The pile is wool. Since the center is almost plain, the natural undulations of the wool and the shades of the dye directly contribute to the rug's character. The variations in knots, unique to hand-weaving, create a warm texture that machine-made rugs cannot replicate.

Placement Guide

Measuring 155 x 215 cm, this is a medium to slightly large rug, approximately 2 tatami mats in size. It can serve as a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa or as the centerpiece of a study. To make the deep green stand out, it pairs well with light-colored walls and furniture.

The composition features a red field surrounded by cypress trees. The center is minimally decorated, while the surrounding border is adorned with floral and botanical motifs, characteristic of the straightforward design of Shiraz nomads.

"Kaf Sadeh" Composition: Leaving the Center Empty

This composition, woven by nomads around Shiraz, features a large empty central field with the Tree of Life (cypress trees) arranged around it. Called "Kaf Sadeh" in Persian, this design concentrates the decorations on the periphery, showcasing the rich red hue and the texture of the wool itself. Cypress trees have long been a recurring motif in Persian rugs, symbolizing eternal life.

100% Wool, Shiraz Wool

The pile is made of wool, traditionally woven by Shiraz nomads from their own sheep's wool. With the center being almost plain, the natural variations in the wool and the shades of dye directly contribute to the rug's character. The irregularities in the knots, inherent in hand weaving, create a warmth not found in industrially produced items.

Placement Guidelines

Measuring 153x207 cm, this is a medium to slightly large rug, approximately 2 tatami mats in size. It is suitable as a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa, under a dining table, or in a bedroom. It complements rooms where you want a vibrant red to be the focal point.

This rug features three diamond-shaped medallions vertically arranged on a pale orange/cream field. The entire field is woven with intricate floral and leaf motifs, creating a harmonious rhythm.

Continuous Medallions in Jozan Style

This design, with its vertically arranged diamond medallions, originates from the village of Jozan near Malayer. The continuous medallions are connected by small decorative elements, offering discoveries no matter where you look on the field. The pale orange ground maintains a calming impression while highlighting the intricate patterns.

100% Wool, Finely Hand-Woven

The pile is made of wool. The variations in knots, characteristic of hand-weaving, add subtle undulations to the orderly composition, creating a warmth that machine-woven rugs cannot replicate.

Placement Guide

Measuring 150×200cm (approximately 1.8 tatami mats), this rug is suitable for living rooms and bedrooms. It can be used as a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa, under a dining table, or beside a bed in the bedroom. Its cream-based ground color makes it blend well with bright interiors.

This rug features a vibrant orange ground with a navy frame and diamond medallions. The central medallion is intricately woven with light blue and multicolored delicate motifs, creating a striking contrast.

Nomadic Style of Southern Shiraz

Woven by nomads in Shiraz, southern Iran, this rug features a bold navy frame on a bright ground. The orange ground provides warmth, while the navy frame creates a contrasting visual anchor. The three diamond medallions, one in the center and one each at the top and bottom, create a rhythmic composition.

100% Wool, from Their Own Sheep

The pile is wool. This rug is traditionally made by the nomads around Shiraz using wool from their own sheep. The variations in knots and dye shades, unique to hand-weaving, create a depth not found in machine-made rugs.

Placement Guide

Measuring 148 x 190 cm, this rug is suitable for a living room or bedroom of approximately 1.7 tatami mats (approx. 2.89 square meters). It can be used as a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa, under a dining table, or beside a bed in a bedroom. The bright orange color will create a warm ambiance in any space.

This rug features a series of diamond-shaped medallions floating vertically on a field of pale orange and cream. The entire field is adorned with intricate floral and leaf motifs, creating a lively yet orderly impression.

Continuous Medallions in Jozan Style

This design, featuring vertically aligned diamond medallions, is a characteristic weaving style from Jozan village near Malayer. The continuous medallions are connected by small decorative elements, offering new discoveries wherever you look on the field. The subtle orange background maintains a calm impression while enhancing the intricate details of the patterns.

100% Wool, Finely Hand-Woven

The pile is made of wool. With approximately 320,000 knots per square meter, the patterns are clearly defined. The inherent variations in hand-tied knots add subtle shading to the surface.

Placement Guide

Measuring 155 x 220 cm, this rug is suitable for a living room, approximately 2 tatami mats in size. It can be used as a center rug in front of a three-seater sofa, under a dining table, or as a medium-sized rug in a bedroom. Its cream-toned background blends well with bright interiors.

This rug features a delicate cream and navy medallion blooming in the center of a rich red field, surrounded by floral and botanical motifs. It's a classic medallion design, typical of Hamadan Hosseinabad.

Hosseinabad's Classic Medallion

Hosseinabad Village in Hamadan Province, located in western Iran, is known for its durable, everyday wool carpets. This piece showcases the classic medallion composition, featuring the three traditional elements: corner spandrels, a central medallion, and surrounding botanical patterns. The combination of deep red, navy, and cream organizes the composition, resulting in a design that is vibrant but not overly busy.

100% Wool, Thick and Comfortable Underfoot

The pile is made of wool. Hamadan rugs are known for their slightly thicker pile, which provides a comfortable feel underfoot. With approximately 180,000 knots per square meter, this nomadic-style weave allows the natural texture of the wool to shine. It will become more馴染んで and beautiful with age.

Placement Guide

Measuring 133 x 230 cm, this is a relatively narrow rug, almost a runner, with a length of about 2.3 meters. Its dimensions make it suitable for narrow pathways such as hallways, entryways, as a central rug in front of a sofa, or covering the entire side of a bed. The deep red color adds warmth to any space.

This piece features a lively palette of red as the base, adorned with green, blue, and cream. Each section is woven with a distinct motif, offering new discoveries every time you examine it up close.

A Small Garden Divided into Panels

Each lattice-like section contains a different motif, such as cypress trees, flowers, and paisley. This composition is known as the Garden pattern (Heshti in Persian, meaning sun-dried brick), said to replicate Islamic gardens on a rug. No two panels are alike, ensuring it remains endlessly captivating. This design reflects the semi-nomadic lifestyle preserved in the Khorasan region.

100% Wool, Hand-Woven Texture

The pile is 100% wool. The rustic feel of the sheep's wool, combined with the bright colors, creates a warm atmosphere. The slight variations in the hand-woven knots produce a unique texture that cannot be replicated by machine weaving. This is a unique item sourced directly from its place of origin.

Placement Guide

Measuring 138 x 188 cm, this is a medium-sized rug, slightly larger than one and a half tatami mats. It's suitable for placement as a central rug in front of a sofa, under a dining table, or beside a bed in a bedroom. I believe it's a casual piece that isn't too heavy and can be used daily by the family.