About Rugs

Qum Silk

Qum rugs are among the finest in the world, known for their high quality. The weavers use Persian knots with around 600 knots per square inch, producing small, fine, beautiful rugs often hung on walls. Patterns can be curvilinear, landscapes, or historical scenes.

Tabriz

Tabriz is an ancient city in northwestern Iran known for its cultural significance and high-quality carpets. These carpets often feature medallions, flowers, and silk piles, with the finest examples being centuries old but still in excellent condition.

Isfahan

Isfahan, once the capital of Persia, is renowned for its beautiful architecture and carpet weaving. Modern Isfahan carpets still feature fine, well-knotted designs with Islamic motifs, medallions, animals, and flowers, using cotton warps and kourk wool piles.

Nain

Nain carpets feature floral designs and soft colors like ivory, beige, and light blues. They are highly valued for their fine knotting and use of high-quality wool and silk. The designs are similar to Isfahan carpets but less medallion-focused.