We are working directly with producers and weavers and local salesman.
Without middlemen, you get better value—more intricate designs and higher-quality materials at best prices.
Direct purchase gives you, insight into each rug’s origin story, making your piece a meaningful conversation starter.
Enjoy the vibrancy and durability of brand-new, artisan-crafted rugs—woven from premium wool and silk in contemporary and classic designs to suit every décor.
Why buy New Rugs?
Fresh, vibrant colors and patterns perfectly suited to modern interiors.
Expertly crafted for durability—ready for daily use in busy households.
Why buy New Persian Rugs?
Iran’s master weavers combine centuries of tradition with premium Persian wool and silk, delivering unmatched craftsmanship and colorfastness.
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Discover the charm of authentic, decades-old handwoven pieces whose softly worn patterns and rich patinas add instant character and warmth to any room.
Rich, time-earned patina that brings warmth and character.
Durable natural dyes and hand-woven wool that age beautifully.
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Luxuriously thick-pile rugs with simple, freehand motifs in joyful hues—perfect for cozying up bedrooms and lounges with a plush, inviting touch.
Why buy Gabbeh?
Thick, plush pile that feels luxuriously soft underfoot.
Simple, freehand patterns imbued with bright, joyful colors.
Why buy Persian Gabbeh?
Crafted by nomadic tribes in Iran’s Zagros Mountains, genuine Gabbehs showcase natural wool and spontaneous tribal artistry you won’t find elsewhere.
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Lightweight, reversible flatweaves featuring crisp geometric patterns and bold colors—ideal for layering or high-traffic areas where easy care meets global style.
Why buy Kilim?
Lightweight, low-pile design that’s reversible and versatile.
Bold geometric motifs that make a strong style statement.
Why buy Persian Kilim?
Iranian Kilims feature authentic tribal designs and tightly woven technique passed down through generations, guaranteeing genuine flat-weave quality.
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Persian Rug Salesman Persian carpets remain among the most admired handmade artworks in the world. From the intricate silk masterpieces of Qom and Isfahan to the bold tribal designs of Qashqai and Bakhtiari weavers, every rug tells a story that has been woven over months or even years.Buy Genuine Persian Carpets from Iran at Local Market Prices If you are looking for authentic Persian carpets in 2026, buying directly
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From Gypsum to Carpets: The Resilience of Eslimi Patterns The Islamic (Eslimi) pattern is one of the Iranian designs that finds application in various arts. One of the arts where the Islamic way is extensively used is carpet weaving. However,
History and Origin of Bakhtiari Rugs Bakhtiar (or Bakhtiari) rugs originate from the Bakhtiari tribe and the villages under their influence in the Zagros Mountains, west of Isfahan in Iran. The Bakhtiari people are a pastoral nomadic group known for
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Unveiling the Carpet Treasures of Inanlu and Bharlu Clans in Fars Province We look at the role of the Inanlu and Bharlu clans in the Persian nomadic handlooms. Before that, we want to know what you know about Ilat (
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One of the most iconic motifs in Persian art is the Boteh Jegheh—a timeless design deeply rooted in the traditions, beliefs, and mythology of Iran. It’s more than a decorative pattern; it carries profound symbolic meanings passed down through centuries.
The Timeless Beauty of Arab Nomadic Carpet Artistry The art of carpet weaving among the Arab nomadic tribes is primarily practiced by the “Jabareh” tribe, making Arab Sheybani rug weaving quite rare. Various tribes, including the Mazidi, Ghani, Lawardani, and
Persian carpets have a special place in India. The connection between Iran and India goes back centuries through trade, art, literature, craftsmanship, and the movement of Persian artists and merchants. Persian carpet traditions became closely connected with Indian artistic culture,
South Korea has a strong appreciation for refined design, careful craftsmanship, premium materials, and objects with a distinctive cultural story. These qualities make authentic Persian carpets a natural addition to Korean homes, offices, hospitality spaces, and contemporary interiors. From sophisticated
Artistry Unveiled: The Masterful Craftsmanship of Isfahan Carpets Isfahan Carpets, among the most beautiful urban-style carpets in the country, owe their contemporary allure to designers such as Master Eisa Bahadori, Farshchian, Haghighi, Arabzadeh, and others. Handwoven Isfahan carpets are known
Exploring Mashhad Carpets: A Tapestry of Iranian Culture Carpets, especially handwoven ones, have been a fundamental element of Iranian culture, holding significant value throughout history. It’s rare to find a household in Iran without a carpet, showcasing the enduring importance
Influences on Rug Design and Production Techniques The art of Persian rug making is a rich tapestry woven from centuries of tradition, history, and cultural exchange. Among the most significant influences are the distinct weaving traditions of nomadic tribes and
Origin and Symbolism of the Paisley Pattern The Paisley (Boteh Jegheh) pattern is one of the famous Iranian designs used in many Iranian arts and industries, especially carpet and rug weaving. The Paisley pattern, also known as “boteh jegheh,” is
Historical and Cultural Significance of Qom Rugs Originating in the historic city of Qom, these exquisite rugs have a storied legacy that stretches back centuries. Qom, a city celebrated for its deep religious and cultural heritage, has been a center
From Shiraz to Tabriz: A Journey through the World of Iranian Carpets Iranian handwoven carpets are known for their beautiful designs and colors, featuring various weaving styles. Some well-known patterns include Lachak and Toranj, which have gained global recognition. Practices
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No.36 – 10th st. – Hafez Ave. – Shiraz , Iran
Block 19 – Kooye Mohandesan –Kish Island, Iran
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We bring you not just a carpet, but a masterpiece with a story — directly from the hands of Iranian artists to your home.
By working directly with artisans, we help preserve centuries-old traditions while offering our customers a chance to own a unique piece of original cultural heritage.
