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Size: 510x82cm

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

Size: 632x400cm

Classical Milas carpets and rugs are those that can be said to have kept the essentials of the original 16th-century prayer rugs, with a usually rectangular niche in their fore to indicate the spot where the forehead of the faithful touches the rug at the moment of kneeling during the prayer. The inner frame of this niche is garnished with plant motifs and above the niche is a specially designed field called alem, with references to heavenly promises.

Size: 530x300cm

Sultanabad (now known as the city of Arak) was founded in 1808 to become one of the major cities of rug production in Iran. Their designs are famous for the intricate graphics used. This rug is made in India, with the Sultanabad Persian design.

Size: 449x82cm

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

Size: 480x80cm

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: 460x77cm

Hand knotted carpets and rugs, mainly of Persian design, are woven round the towns of Varanasi, Mirzapur and Bhadohi and silk hand knotted in Kashmir. 

Size: 483x91cm

Tabriz rugs are from the city of Tabriz, the capital city of East Azarbaijan Province in the north west of Iran. It is one of the oldest weaving areas and makes a diverse collection of hand-knotted rugs. They are made with a good quality, fine, soft wool. 

Size: 440x101cm

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

Size: 535x112cm

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

Size: 579x79cm

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: 495x340cm

Tabriz rugs are from the city of Tabriz, the capital city of East Azarbaijan Province in the north west of Iran. It is one of the oldest weaving areas and makes a diverse collection of hand-knotted rugs. They are made with a good quality, fine, soft wool. 

Size: 495x485cm

Sultanabad (now known as the city of Arak) was founded in 1808 to become one of the major cities of rug production in Iran. Their designs are famous for the intricate graphics used. 

Size: 403x310cm

Kashan is one of the oldest cities in Iran. It is located in the centre of the country - in the Isfahan province. Stunning Kashan rugs have been crafted here since the 17th Century, during the Safavid dynasty. Kashan has beautiful architecture and the city is renowned for it's wonderful holiday homes. The rugs are among the most famous of all Persian rugs, and tend to be what most people think of when they hear the term 'Persian rug'. They are characterised by their central medallion on a red field, with a navy/ ivory border.

Size: 496x394cm

Sultanabad (now known as the city of Arak) was founded in 1808 to become one of the major cities of rug production in Iran. Their designs are famous for the intricate graphics used. 

Size: 551x297cm

Sultanabad (now known as the city of Arak) was founded in 1808 to become one of the major cities of rug production in Iran. Their designs are famous for the intricate graphics used. 

Size: 472x390cm

Sultanabad (now known as the city of Arak) was founded in 1808 to become one of the major cities of rug production in Iran. Their designs are famous for the intricate graphics used. 

Size: 503x318cm

Sultanabad (now known as the city of Arak) was founded in 1808 to become one of the major cities of rug production in Iran. Their designs are famous for the intricate graphics used. 

Size: 522x400cm

Sultanabad (now known as the city of Arak) was founded in 1808 to become one of the major cities of rug production in Iran. Their designs are famous for the intricate graphics used. 

Size: 504x288cm

Kashan is one of the oldest cities in Iran. It is located in the centre of the country - in the Isfahan province. Stunning Kashan rugs have been crafted here since the 17th Century, during the Safavid dynasty. Kashan has beautiful architecture and the city is renowned for it's wonderful holiday homes. The rugs are among the most famous of all Persian rugs, and tend to be what most people think of when they hear the term 'Persian rug'. They are characterised by their central medallion on a red field, with a navy/ ivory border.

Size: 505x80cm

Size: 500x100cm

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

Size: 460x107cm

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

Size: 466x106cm

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

Size: 513x82cm

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

Size: 582x68cm

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: 490x73cm

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: 577x82cm

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

Size: 782x80cm

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

Size: 447x80cm

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: 420x85cm

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: 611x83cm

Tabriz rugs are from the city of Tabriz, the capital city of East Azarbaijan Province in the north west of Iran. It is one of the oldest weaving areas and makes a diverse collection of hand-knotted rugs. They are made with a good quality, fine, soft wool.

The term 'Raj' refers to the number of knots in a 70mm span. The higher the 'Raj', the more knots per m2, which is a higher quality of rug. They take longer to weave and more skill to get the design as intricate as they are. 

Size: 500x73cm

Persian City carpets and rugs are woven in Isfahan, Nain (in the province of Isfahan), Tabriz and Qum. These are all the highest of quality and the finest of all Persian carpets. The city carpets have only been in production for the past 80 to 90 years unlike the tribal rug which has been woven for centuries. Materials Warp  Cotton or silk, Weft  Cotton or silk and Pile  mixture of wool and silk or pure silk for a Qom carpet.

Size: 452x366cm

Hand knotted carpets and rugs, mainly of Persian design, are woven round the towns of Varanasi, Mirzapur and Bhadohi and silk hand knotted in Kashmir. Materials Warp – Cotton, Weft – Cotton and Pile – Wool. Materials for silk Warp – Silk or cotton, Weft – Silk or cotton and Pile – Silk.