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 275x190cm – 4721 Gabbeh 275x190cm – 4721 Afshar Bag Face 52x76cm – 4712 Afshar Bag Face 52x76cm – 4712 Gabbeh 243x172cm – 4699 Gabbeh 243x172cm – 4699 Qasquli 283x210cm – 4674 Qasquli 283x210cm – 4674 Sarab on Wool Antique 170x135cm – 4645 Sarab on Wool Antique 170x135cm – 4645 Gabbeh 178x55cm signed Zollanvari – 4621 Gabbeh 178x55cm signed Zollanvari – 4621 Lori Saltbag antique 55×43 – 4491 Lori Saltbag antique 55×43 – 4491 Koliay 307x157cm – 4479 Koliay 307x157cm – 4479 Bachtiar 375x290cm – 4445 Bachtiar 375x290cm – 4445 Qom Kork 150x100cm – 4351 Qom Kork 150x100cm – 4351 Qom with Silk 218x144cm – 4318 Qom with Silk 218x144cm – 4318 Bakhtiari 305x212cm – 4290 Bakhtiari 305x212cm – 4290