Persian Rug

Persian rugs are a traditional craft continuing from ancient Persia, works of art woven with history and culture.

This long-inherited craft has been handed down through the generations to the present day.

Different designs and techniques developed in each region, characterized by vivid colors from natural dyes and intricate patterns.

Silk rugs in particular are even called "jewels of thread" for their beauty and rarity.

Qum, Nain, Tabriz, Kashan and Isfahan are the representative centers often called the "five great centers" in the Japanese rug trade.

The Five Major Production Areas of Persian Rugs

Famous for its high-quality natural silk Persian rugs.

Often features calm tones such as beige and cream.

Known for its durability and intricate designs, such as the Mahi pattern.

A historic city in Iran, known for traditional rug making.

Many designs evoke the experience of looking up at a mosque's ceiling.