Persian Rugs - Antique, Vintage and Modern Carpets
Persian rugs - modern, vintage and antique carpets.
Persian carpets - Heriz rugs, Kerman rugs, Tabriz rugs - just to name a few of the most favorite pieces of hand-knotted art.
Oriental and Persian rugs for all interior design projects.
Persian Rugs – Handwoven Luxury Carpets for Your Interior Design
Discover our diverse collection of high-quality Persian rugs, which impress with their handwoven craftsmanship, timeless beauty, and cultural significance.
Persian rugs are true masterpieces of carpet art and are perfect for stylishly and luxuriously enhancing your interior design.
Whether from Isfahan, Tabriz, Ghom, Kerman, Shiraz, Bidjar, or nomadic rugs – each piece tells its own story and brings authentic charm into your home.
Our Persian carpets are characterized by their exceptional quality, intricate patterns, and durable materials. Handwoven with great attention to detail, they offer a unique combination of tradition and design. The variety ranges from classic Bidjar and Shiraz rugs to nomadic carpets that captivate with their rustic appearance and authentic motifs. These rugs are not just floor coverings but true works of art that lend a special atmosphere to any room.
Persian rugs symbolize luxury and elegance. They fit perfectly into modern, classic, or minimalist interior designs and add stylish accents. Thanks to their high-quality materials and elaborate craftsmanship, they are durable and valuable investments. When combined with high-end furniture and stylish accessories, they reveal their full effect and create a cozy, luxurious living atmosphere.
Our collection includes both new and antique Persian rugs, all crafted according to the highest quality standards. Whether you are looking for a rug for the living area, bedroom, or entrance hall – you will find the perfect piece to make your space unique and stylish.
Immerse yourself in the world of Persian carpets and discover the variety of patterns, colors, and styles. With a Persian rug from our selection, you bring a piece of Iranian craftsmanship into your home – for an ambiance full of luxury, culture, and timeless beauty.
Persian Rugs: Masterpieces of Tradition and Handcraft
Persian rugs are among the oldest and most beautiful artworks in the world. They are not only decorative pieces for any home but also a fascinating part of cultural history. Originally hailing from Iran, Afghanistan, and the surrounding regions of the former Persian Empire, these rugs are a central element of Persian art and culture. Even today, the traditional craftsmanship of rug-making is lovingly preserved.
What Makes Persian Rugs So Special?
Persian rugs stand out due to their exceptional quality and artistic craftsmanship. They are made exclusively by hand, using two types of knots – symmetrical and asymmetrical knots. This meticulous precision makes each rug unique. The knot density of a true Persian rug is an important quality feature and can reach up to 2 million knots per square meter, highlighting the fine detail and intricacy of the designs.
The colors of a Persian rug are vibrant and intense, as the wool is dyed with natural plant and mineral dyes in high-quality pieces. Typical colors such as blue, red, beige, and turquoise, as well as rarer tones like yellow and rose, are highlighted in the intricate patterns. Classic Persian rugs are characterized by floral and vase-like motifs, often framed by a border.
The Variety of Persian Rugs
Thanks to the diverse regional traditions, there are countless variants of Persian rugs, each named after its place of origin. Some of the most well-known rugs include:
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Bidjar: Sturdy rugs with bold patterns
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Gabbeh: Simple yet artistic rugs from nomadic tribes
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Isfahan, Qum, and Kashan: Finest works of art with complex floral designs
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Nain and Tabriz: Rugs with high precision and luxurious charm, often with a combination of wool and silk pile
Whether modern, traditional, or rustic, the variety of Persian rugs is vast and offers something for every taste.
Why Are Persian Rugs So Expensive?
The high cost of Persian rugs is due to the labor-intensive production process and the use of high-quality materials. A true Persian rug is often hand-knotted over several months. The wool, often sourced from sheep with particularly soft fleece, is carefully processed, and each knot requires precise craftsmanship. The rug makers must memorize each pattern, which requires much experience and patience.
In addition to the labor intensity, the materials used also play a role. Wool rugs are more expensive than those made from synthetic fibers, while silk rugs are priced even higher. A high-quality Persian rug is therefore not just a decorative element but also an investment in art and tradition.
How Much Does a Real Persian Rug Cost?
Authentic, hand-knotted Persian rugs are not inexpensive, but the investment is worthwhile. Prices for modern Persian rugs vary depending on size, material, and knotting technique, but they generally start around USD 2,000 and can go up to USD 100,000 or more. The value of a Persian rug is determined by its exceptional craftsmanship, the materials used, and the complexity of the design.
How to Identify a Real Persian Rug?
There are several characteristics that can help identify an authentic Persian rug:
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Irregular Pattern: Original Persian rugs never have perfectly symmetrical patterns. This is an indication of handcrafted production.
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Materials: Real Persian rugs are made from natural fibers such as sheep wool or silk. Synthetic fibers are a clear sign of a counterfeit.
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Knot Density: The higher the knot density, the finer and more detailed the rug. A genuine Persian rug has a significantly higher knot density than machine-made rugs.
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Pile Height: The thicker the pile, the more valuable the rug. A high pile provides a luxurious feel and visual depth.
The Making of Persian Rugs: A Craft with History
The tradition of rug-making in Persia dates back over 2,500 years. In the 17th century, Persian rugs began to conquer Europe and quickly gained enormous popularity. In Iran and other producing countries, strict laws are in place to protect the rug-making process to ensure the quality and authenticity of the rugs. The breakthrough in the fame and popularity of Persian rugs came from the great world exhibitions in the late 19th century, where many Europeans saw an authentic Persian rug in all its splendor for the first time.
The manufacturing process of a true Persian rug is lengthy and involves several steps: First, the wool is collected from sheep, then dyed with natural colors, and finally, it is knotted onto a foundation. In Iran, two distinct types of knots are used: the Turkish knot, also known as the double knot or Senneh knot, and the Persian knot.
Our Persian Rugs Selection
In our collection, you’ll find a wide selection of Persian rugs that meet the high standards of traditional craftsmanship. Whether for the living room or as a modern design element, our rugs add beauty and quality to any home. Especially popular are the silk Persian rugs or the modern Persian rugs, which enhance both classical and contemporary spaces.
We also offer comprehensive consultation and help you find the perfect rug that suits your style and space. Feel free to contact us in person, by email, or by phone at +49-9352-80382.
A Persian Rug Is More Than Just a Rug
A genuine Persian rug is a work of art that combines tradition, culture, and craftsmanship. Hand-knotted rugs from Iran, Afghanistan, and surrounding regions are unique and add not only beauty to your home but also a touch of history. By choosing a genuine Persian rug, you’re investing in a piece of culture that will bring joy for generations to come.
