350cm/ 12-13ft

Size: 430x102cm

Tajabad is a village within the greater Hamadan region of North West Iran. Their rugs are well known for their geometric designs.

They are incredibly durable and are timeless pieces. 

Size: 284x74cm

Tajabad is a village within the greater Hamadan region of North West Iran. Their rugs are well known for their geometric designs.

They are incredibly durable and are timeless pieces. 

Size: 288x80cm

Tajabad is a village within the greater Hamadan region of North West Iran. Their rugs are well known for their geometric designs.

They are incredibly durable and are timeless pieces. 

Size: 278x77cm

Tajabad is a village within the greater Hamadan region of North West Iran. Their rugs are well known for their geometric designs.

They are incredibly durable and are timeless pieces. 

Size: 304x78cm

Tajabad is a village within the greater Hamadan region of North West Iran. Their rugs are well known for their geometric designs.

They are incredibly durable and are timeless pieces. 

Size: 318x74cm

Tajabad is a village within the greater Hamadan region of North West Iran. Their rugs are well known for their geometric designs.

They are incredibly durable and are timeless pieces. 

Size: 321x80cm

Tajabad is a village within the greater Hamadan region of North West Iran. Their rugs are well known for their geometric designs.

They are incredibly durable and are timeless pieces. 

Size: 334x77cm

There are hundreds of Persian villages weaving carpets and rugs, it is still very much a cottage industry. Almost all have a wool pile and a cotton warp. Hossein Abad is one of the villages around the Hamadan area. Typically the colours used are deep reds and blues, the majority are geometric but on occasion you will find floral and animal motifs depicting the natural environment of the area.

Size: 355x80cm

Chenar is a village in the Hamadan region - North West Iran.

Chenar rugs are predominantly geometric in design. They are incredibly durable and are timeless pieces. 

Size: 354x80cm

Chenar is a village in the Hamadan region - North West Iran.

Chenar rugs are predominantly geometric in design. They are incredibly durable and are timeless pieces. 

Size: 294x78cm

Roudbar is in the Gilan region of Iran. These rugs tend to be very similar in design to the Hamadan rugs. Typically they are geometric in pattern.

Size: 355x76cm

The Qashqai are renowned for their pile carpets and other woven wool products. They are sometimes referred to as "Shiraz" because Shiraz was the major marketplace for them in the past. The wool produced in the mountains and valleys near Shiraz is exceptionally soft and beautiful and takes a deeper colour than wool from other parts of Iran.

Qashqai rugs have been said to be "probably the most famous of all Persian tribal weavings".

Size: 363x78cm

Afghan oriental carpets and rugs are from the weaving areas in West Afghanistan. As well as traditional Afghan designs, in recent years many regions are weaving Persian and Caucasian designs. Khan Mohammedi, Ziegler-Chubi, Afghan Kazak and Afghan Gabbeh. 

Size: 335x73cm

In the western part of Iran the province of Kurdistan is situated. Its capital today is Sanandaj, but in carpet context the older name is still used, Senneh. Rugs from the city of Senneh are super elegant, with a fine design and intricate patterns. 

Size: 353x72cm

In the western part of Iran the province of Kurdistan is situated. Its capital today is Sanandaj, but in carpet context the older name is still used, Senneh. Rugs from the city of Senneh are super elegant, with a fine design and intricate patterns. 

Size: 362x79cm

Chenar is a village in the Hamadan region - North West Iran.

Chenar rugs are predominantly geometric in design. They are incredibly durable and are timeless pieces. 

Size: 361x74cm

Chenar is a village in the Hamadan region - North West Iran.

Chenar rugs are predominantly geometric in design. They are incredibly durable and are timeless pieces. 

Size: 343x82cm

Tajabad is a village within the greater Hamadan region of North West Iran. Their rugs are well known for their geometric designs.

They are incredibly durable and are timeless pieces. 

Size: 344x80cm

Tajabad is a village within the greater Hamadan region of North West Iran. Their rugs are well known for their geometric designs.

They are incredibly durable and are timeless pieces. 

Size: 357x82cm

A Persian Sarouk rug is a from the Markazi Province in Iran. Sarouk (also Saruk, Sarough, Saruq) rugs are woven in the village of Saruk and also in the city of Arak and surrounding countryside. 

They are know for their brilliant quality - lasting decades of wear. This is what makes them among the bestselling of all Persian rugs. They are made from a tough wool, using a Persian knot. They mostly come in traditional floral designs.

Size: 360x85cm

A Persian Sarouk rug is a from the Markazi Province in Iran. Sarouk (also Saruk, Sarough, Saruq) rugs are woven in the village of Saruk and also in the city of Arak and surrounding countryside. 

They are know for their brilliant quality - lasting decades of wear. This is what makes them among the bestselling of all Persian rugs. They are made from a tough wool, using a Persian knot. They mostly come in traditional floral designs.

Size: 351x78cm

Tajabad is a village within the greater Hamadan region of North West Iran. Their rugs are well known for their geometric designs.

They are incredibly durable and are timeless pieces. 

Size: 338x80cm

Roudbar is in the Gilan region of Iran. These rugs tend to be very similar in design to the Hamadan rugs. Typically they are geometric in pattern.

Size: 350x145 cm 

Farahan is located in central Iran, south of Tehran - near the cities Arak, Kashan and Qum & was home to the original Farahan rugs. These rugs are made with a cotton foundation and have a soft, thin wool knotted in an asymmetrical way. They are known for their high quality, with beautiful natural dyes. They are one of the most durable of Persian rugs and can be very valuable. 

Size: 335x86cm

A Persian Sarouk rug is a from the Markazi Province in Iran. Sarouk (also Saruk, Sarough, Saruq) rugs are woven in the village of Saruk and also in the city of Arak and surrounding countryside. 

They are know for their brilliant quality - lasting decades of wear. This is what makes them among the bestselling of all Persian rugs. They are made from a tough wool, using a Persian knot. They mostly come in traditional floral designs.

Size: 368x74cm

Karajeh is a small village near Tabriz. The 'Heriz' medallion is used in Karajeh rugs. They are incredibly durable and are timeless pieces. 

Size: 346x84cm

A Persian Mir rug belongs to the Ardabil group, associated with the village of Mir. The patterns are predominantly geometric, and with DARA, all-over in design. These rugs are known to be very durable.

A Persian Sarouk rug is a from the Markazi Province in Iran. Sarouk (also Saruk, Sarough, Saruq) rugs are woven in the village of Saruk and also in the city of Arak and surrounding countryside. 

They are know for their brilliant quality - lasting decades of wear. This is what makes them among the bestselling of all Persian rugs. They are made from a tough wool, using a Persian knot. They mostly come in traditional floral designs.

Size: 358x64cm

This is a Baluch rug (also known as Baluchi) - a handmade rug made by the Baluch nomads. The Baluch nomads are situated between Iran, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. They also exist at a smaller scale in Bahrain and in the Punjab province of India. 

Traditionally, Baluch rugs are often small with lively patterns. The main colours are red, brown and dark blue.