TRADITIONAL RUGS

Traditional rugs are named after the town or region where they are made, such as Qom, Kerman, Hamadan or Mahal, which points to their design and colour. City workshops favour floral and medallion patterns, while tribal and village rugs, including Gabbeh from Qashqai nomads, have bolder, simpler designs.

★ Shahsavan Kilim – 260x111cm – 5001 Shahsavan Kilim – 260x111cm – 5001 Afshar – 148x123cm – (damaged) – 4999 Afshar – 148x123cm – (damaged) – 4999 Lur (mixed techniques) – 238x94cm – 4994 Lur (mixed techniques) – 238x94cm – 4994 Lur (mixed techniques) – 182x70cm – 4992 Lur (mixed techniques) – 182x70cm – 4992 Lur (mixed techniques) – 220x80cm – 4991 Lur (mixed techniques) – 220x80cm – 4991 Sumak – 175x117cm – 4990 Sumak – 175x117cm – 4990 Koliai – 320x140cm – 4960 Koliai – 320x140cm – 4960 Kelardasht – 292x108cm – 4925 Kelardasht – 292x108cm – 4925 Gabbeh – 177x133cm – 4923 Gabbeh – 177x133cm – 4923 Gabbeh – 175x143cm – 4921 Gabbeh – 175x143cm – 4921 Gabbeh Runner – 290x83cm – 4920 Gabbeh Runner – 290x83cm – 4920 Koliai – 250x138cm – 4912 Koliai – 250x138cm – 4912