Area Rugs

Sabzevar rugs, hand woven in northeastern Iran, feature a rounded medallion and they use more light blue and cream than other cities in the region. Rugman

Kashan rugs, revered by royalty and discerning buyers, are characterized by a single medallion in the center and Persian floral motifs forming extremely dense patterns. Rugman

Tabriz rugs, one of the most coveted of all Persian rugs, are characterized by their curvilinear patterns including medallions, hunting patterns, prayer, and pictorial rugs. Rugman

Tabriz rugs, one of the most coveted of all Persian rugs, are characterized by their curvilinear patterns including medallions, hunting patterns, prayer, and pictorial rugs. Rugman

Sirjan rugs, created in southern Iran, are usually flat weave and typically feature diamond shaped medallions that may run the length of the rug. Rugman

Goravan rugs, identical in design, color, and quality to Heriz rugs feature large, single, octagonal medallions very distinctly delineated on a dark colored background. Rugman

Mashad rugs feature elongated corners and the exclusive use of deep red for the background and dark blue for the medallion, corners, and the border. Rugman

Mashad rugs feature elongated corners and the exclusive use of deep red for the background and dark blue for the medallion, corners, and the border. Rugman

Ardabil rugs, woven from fine wool and silk in northwestern Iran, feature the famous Mahi (Herati) design of a diamond medallion with small fish throughout. Rugman

Sirjan rugs, created in southern Iran, are usually flat weave and typically feature diamond shaped medallions that may run the length of the rug. Rugman

Sabzevar rugs, hand woven in northeastern Iran, feature a rounded medallion and they use more light blue and cream than other cities in the region. Rugman

Sabzevar rugs, hand woven in northeastern Iran, feature a rounded medallion and they use more light blue and cream than other cities in the region. Rugman

Ardabil rugs, woven from fine wool and silk in northwestern Iran, feature the famous Mahi (Herati) design of a diamond medallion with small fish throughout. Rugman

Tabriz rugs, one of the most coveted of all Persian rugs, are characterized by their curvilinear patterns including medallions, hunting patterns, prayer, and pictorial rugs. Rugman

Gabbeh wool rugs, from the southern part of Iran, feature simple yet distinctive geometric patterns in harmonious colors of soft greens, light blue, and khaki. Rugman