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 – 300x248cm – 4705 Gabbeh – 300x248cm – 4705 Kakaberu Kurdish 243x125cm – 4685 Kakaberu Kurdish 243x125cm – 4685 Nain Old and Rare 640K Kn/sqm 44x38cm – 4638 Nain Old and Rare 640K Kn/sqm 44x38cm – 4638 Malayer from 1910 Wool on Wool 185x133cm – 4629 Malayer from 1910 Wool on Wool 185x133cm – 4629 ★ Qom Kork Wool 155x110cm – 4626 Qom Kork Wool 155x110cm – 4626 Bachtiar Old 200x130cm – 4494 Bachtiar Old 200x130cm – 4494 Afshar Double Bag 148x68cm – 4465 Afshar Double Bag 148x68cm – 4465 Qasqai 85x66cm – 4429 Qasqai 85x66cm – 4429 Khamseh antique 147x117cm – 4421 Khamseh antique 147x117cm – 4421 Qom Silk 75x56cm – 640.000 Kn/sqm – 4386 Qom Silk 75x56cm – 640.000 Kn/sqm – 4386 Quchan 160 x 108 cm – 4375 Quchan 160 x 108 cm – 4375 Bidjar dated 1925 runner 425x105cm – 3254 Bidjar dated 1925 runner 425x105cm – 3254