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.

Quchan – 190x118cm – 4904 Quchan – 190x118cm – 4904 Gabbeh – 175x110cm – 4901 Gabbeh – 175x110cm – 4901 Karajeh Antik – 115x100cm – 4897 Karajeh Antik – 115x100cm – 4897 Kerman – 360x270cm – 4880 Kerman – 360x270cm – 4880 Koliay – 300x155cm – 4851 Koliay – 300x155cm – 4851 Gabbeh – 270x182cm – 4846 Gabbeh – 270x182cm – 4846 Yazd from 1930-40 – 425x325cm – 4844 Yazd from 1930-40 – 425x325cm – 4844 ★ Bidjar – 283x200cm – 4819  Bidjar – 283x200cm – 4819  Gabbeh – 210x195cm – 4809 Gabbeh – 210x195cm – 4809 Ziegler Sultanabad on Wool – 380x374cm – 4804 Ziegler Sultanabad on Wool – 380x374cm – 4804 Tabriz – 500.000 Kn/Sqm – 78x56cm – 4794 Tabriz – 500.000 Kn/Sqm – 78x56cm – 4794 Qasqai 500.000 Kn/Qm – 147x100cm – 4777 Qasqai 500.000 Kn/Qm – 147x100cm – 4777