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.

Gabbeh – 235x165cm – 4773 Gabbeh – 235x165cm – 4773 Gabbeh – 150x82cm – 4772 Gabbeh – 150x82cm – 4772 Lori Gabbeh – 190x80cm – 4768 Lori Gabbeh – 190x80cm – 4768 Qasquli – 201×152 – 4766 Qasquli – 201×152 – 4766 ★ Bakhshayesh Signed – 286x250cm – 4754 Bakhshayesh Signed – 286x250cm – 4754 Gabbeh – 265x190cm – 4753 Gabbeh – 265x190cm – 4753 Gabbeh – 201x145cm – 4745 Gabbeh – 201x145cm – 4745 Koliay – 325x130cm – 4739 Koliay – 325x130cm – 4739 Kakaberu – 248x135cm – 4737 Kakaberu – 248x135cm – 4737 Mir – 412x82cm – 4734 Mir – 412x82cm – 4734 Gabbeh – 265x151cm – 4733 Gabbeh – 265x151cm – 4733 Qasquli 250.000 Kn/sqm – 91x60cm – 4730 Qasquli 250.000 Kn/sqm – 91x60cm – 4730