Persian Kurdish

Persian KurdishIt is the Kurdish people of the Middle East (primarily from the larger Kurdistan region that includes the Eastern part of Turkey, Iraq, southernmost Caucasus, Soviet Armenia and North Western Iran) that first wove the Kurdish rug. For these nomads, the art of rug making which was the primary means of creative expression was also instructional, helping to teach youngsters the symbolic language of patterns and colours that is the cultural heritage of

Beautiful and dynamic

Heriz are simple and stylized

high quality rugs that are famous for their earth tones and geometric patterns

The skilled Qashqai weavers who make these rugs are highly regarded for their expressive craftsmanship and attention to detail

Our Afghan Balooch hand knotted carpets are typically smaller sized

The distinctive characteristic of these rugs is a unique

They often adorned walls and were even placed on the throne of the king or at his feet

these beautiful

they are also often referred to as Mogul rugs

Nomadic Persian tribes from Zanjan province in northern Iran produce incredibly beautiful and hard-wearing hand-made Persian tribal rugs

burgundy and navy blue

the designs are fashioned after khorjin