Persian Rugs

Welcome to our curated selection of Persian rugs, each handpicked to offer you a glimpse into the rich history and unparalleled craftsmanship that define these exquisite pieces. Whether you are a seasoned collector or looking to add a touch of elegance to your home, our collections feature a variety of styles and designs that cater to all tastes and preferences.

Explore the intricate patterns and vibrant colours that tell a story of tradition and artistry. From the classic Kashan and Tabriz to the rustic charm of Baluchi and the unique flair of Qashqai, each rug in our collection is a masterpiece waiting to become the centrepiece of your space.

Dive into our diverse collections to find the perfect rug that not only complements your decor but also brings a piece of Persian heritage into your home. Let your journey through the world of Persian rugs begin here.

Central Iran

Central Iran, home to the historic cities of Isfahan and Kashan, is renowned for its sophisticated rug weaving. The rugs from this region are celebrated for their intricate floral motifs, medallion designs, and high knot density, reflecting the refined artistic heritage of the area.

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North Iran

In North Iran, cities like Qom, Tehran, and Varamin are known for their distinctive rug weaving traditions. The rugs from this region often feature elaborate central medallions and floral motifs, woven with precision and a keen eye for detail, mirroring the architectural grandeur of the area.

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North West Iran

North West Iran, with Heriz and Tabriz at its heart, is a vibrant tapestry of rug weaving. The region's rugs are known for their robust construction and large-scale geometric patterns, reflecting the resilience and creative spirit of the local artisans.

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West Iran

West Iran, home to Hamadan, Bijar, and the nomadic Bahktiari tribe, is a hub of diverse rug weaving traditions. The rugs from this region, often featuring bold tribal patterns and a rich palette, are a testament to the enduring spirit of the local communities and their centuries-old traditions.

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South Iran

South Iran, where the warm climate meets a rich history in cities like Shiraz and the nomadic Qashqai tribe, is a significant contributor to the rug weaving tradition. The region's rugs, known for their intricate tribal designs and high-quality wool, are a reflection of the area's natural abundance and artistic heritage.

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East Iran

East Iran, with Kerman as its crown jewel, is renowned for its rug weaving. The region's rugs, often featuring intricate curvilinear designs and a rich colour palette, are a testament to the area's deep cultural roots and the refined tastes of its people.

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North East Iran

North East Iran, home to the historic city of Mashad, is a significant hub for rug weaving. The rugs from this region, known for their detailed Islimi or Arabesque motifs and high knot density, are a testament to the region's vibrant culture and deep religious roots.

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