Carpets made in the Abadeh region in central Iran are known for their high durability.

Located between Shiraz and Isfahan, this region boasts a long history and tradition of carpet weaving.

Abadeh carpets usually have a knot density of 150,000 to 350,000 knots per square meter, which means that although they are not as fine as Isfahan or Nain carpets, they are of high quality.

Abadeh carpets are characterized by a red base, a blue rosette in the center, and a rich design with natural motifs of plants and animals. Initially, vase patterns and subdued colors were the norm, but due to the influence of the Qashqai people (nomads) passing through the area, new designs combining reddish brown and blue were created, making them more competitive in the market.

The durability of Abadeh carpets makes them ideal for areas that will see heavy daily use, for example as entryways or runners, where they will retain their beauty for a long time without risking rapid deterioration, making them an ideal choice for first-time Persian carpet buyers or those on a budget.