Persian Carpets from Iran

Qom Persian silk carpets, also internationally searched as Qum silk rugs and Ghom Persian rugs, are among the most prestigious hand-knotted Persian carpets from Iran. Woven in Qom with fine silk, high knot density, detailed floral or pictorial patterns, and luminous surfaces, these luxury Persian rugs are valued for precision, craftsmanship, elegant design, and distinctive Persian weaving heritage. Our collection includes pure silk Persian rugs, fine hand-knotted Qom carpets, signed Persian rugs, collectible silk carpets, and exceptional examples selected for quality, provenance, materials, condition, and weaving detail. For buyers searching for a Persian silk carpet for sale, authentic Persian carpet for sale, handmade Persian rug for sale, luxury Persian carpets for sale, or a trusted Persian carpet online shop, our Qom collection provides carefully sourced options with detailed specifications and actual product photography.

Round Persian rugs are distinctive hand-knotted carpets designed around a circular composition rather than a rectangular field. Their shape changes the way the design is constructed, particularly in medallion-based patterns where symmetry must radiate naturally from the center toward the border. Fine examples may be woven in wool, wool and silk, or pure silk, with differences in knot density, material, diameter, provenance and craftsmanship influencing both appearance and value. The collection may include round Nain rugs, Tabriz round rugs, Qom silk rugs and other hand-knotted Iranian pieces chosen according to material quality, construction, design, condition and origin. Each available rug is presented as an individual piece with actual photography and documented specifications rather than as generic catalogue inventory. Clients may request a particular diameter, city of origin, material, colour palette or design, including round Persian rugs in approximately 200 cm, 250 cm or 300 cm formats. International delivery is coordinated separately after the selected rug has been confirmed.

Isfahan Persian rug are renowned for fine hand-knotting, precise drawing, balanced proportions, and sophisticated classical Persian design. Woven in Isfahan, Iran, fine examples commonly feature high-quality wool, including soft Kork wool, with silk used for highlights, outlines, or selected decorative details. Some exceptional Isfahan carpet are woven on silk foundations, allowing greater precision in detailed floral motifs, central medallions, arabesques, hunting scenes, and intricate field compositions. Medallion and Afshan designs are especially associated with the artistic vocabulary found in fine Persian carpets from this historic weaving center. The quality of an Isfahan rug is evaluated through more than knot density alone. Wool quality, foundation structure, knot consistency, pile height, design execution, color harmony, finishing, selvedges, and overall weaving precision all contribute to the character and value of the carpet. Signed Isfahan rugs and pieces associated with recognized workshops can also attract particular interest among collectors.

Nain Persian carpets selected and sourced by Hamed Khodabakhshi , also searched internationally as Naein rugs and Na'in Persian rugs, are among the most recognizable fine hand-knotted carpets from Iran. Woven in Nain, these Persian carpets are known for precise knotting, elegant floral and medallion designs, fine wool, silk highlights, and distinctive ivory, cream, and blue color palettes. Fine Nain carpets are commonly associated with quality classifications such as 6La and 9La, while workshop references including Habibian are also familiar to collectors and experienced buyers. Our collection includes hand-knotted Nain rugs, wool and silk Persian carpets, fine Nain 6La and 9La rugs, luxury Persian rugs, and individually selected pieces evaluated for craftsmanship, materials, condition, design, provenance, and weaving quality. For buyers searching for a Nain rug for sale, Nain rug prices, authentic Persian rugs for sale, handmade Persian carpets, or a trusted Persian carpet online shop, our Nain collection provides carefully sourced options with actual photography and detailed specifications.

Tabriz Persian rugs are among the best-known hand-knotted carpets from Iran, combining a long weaving tradition with remarkable variety in design, materials, and knotting quality. Woven in Tabriz, these Persian carpets commonly feature fine wool, wool and silk construction, detailed medallions, floral compositions, and classic Mahi and Herati patterns. Quality is often described through Raj classifications, with finer examples such as 50 Raj and 60 Raj rugs offering greater precision and detail. Signed and workshop-made Tabriz carpets can also be especially desirable to collectors. Our collection includes Tabriz Mahi rugs, wool and silk Persian rugs, fine hand-knotted carpets, collectible Persian rugs, and individually selected pieces evaluated for craftsmanship, materials, condition, design, and provenance. Buyers searching for Tabriz rugs for sale, Tabriz Persian carpets, handmade Persian rugs for sale, luxury Persian carpets, or a trusted Persian carpet online shop can explore documented pieces with actual photography and detailed specifications.

Kerman Persian carpets are part of one of Iran’s historic urban weaving traditions, recognized for refined floral drawing, elegant medallions, vase compositions, scrolling vines, garden-inspired fields, and carefully balanced borders. Fine hand-knotted Kerman carpets are commonly woven in quality wool and may range from richly detailed decorative pieces to older Kirman and Lavar-related examples sought by collectors. Material quality, knot consistency, pile, foundation, dyes, finishing, condition, and restoration all influence the character and value of an individual carpet. Each piece is assessed individually through actual photography, dimensions, materials, construction, condition, design, and available provenance information. Antique or signed examples require particular attention to age, attribution, conservation, and originality rather than reliance on a regional name alone.

Khorasan represents one of the major historic carpet-weaving regions of northeastern Iran, while Mashhad is its best-known urban weaving center. Hand-knotted Khorasan and Mashhad Persian carpets may feature quality wool, wool-and-silk construction, selected silk pieces, substantial central medallions, elaborate floral fields, and rich palettes of red, burgundy, blue, navy, ivory, and complementary tones. Regional identity covers a broad range of workshops and periods, so every carpet must be assessed through its own materials, structure, design, condition, and provenance. Available pieces are documented with actual photography, dimensions, materials, condition, design information, signatures or certification where genuinely present, and relevant provenance details. References to recognized Mashhad weaving traditions or master weavers are treated as attribution questions that require evidence rather than as automatic quality labels. Searches can be defined by dimensions, material, Raj, color palette, medallion structure, condition, budget, and intended use, with international delivery coordinated separately after selection.

Ardabil Persian carpet come from the historic weaving region of Ardabil in northwestern Iran and are known for durable hand-knotting, wool pile, balanced color combinations, and a broad vocabulary of geometric, floral, medallion, and repeating designs. Depending on origin and workshop tradition, Ardabil rugs may display structured central medallions, Mahi-inspired patterns, stylized floral elements, and strong borders that reflect the wider carpet heritage of northwest Iran. The spelling Ardebil is also commonly used internationally when searching for rugs from this region. Our collection includes fine Ardabil rugs, handmade Persian rugs, wool Persian carpets, and individually selected pieces evaluated for craftsmanship, materials, condition, design, and provenance. Buyers searching for Persian Ardabil rugs for sale, Ardabil rug prices, authentic Ardabil carpets, handmade Ardabil rugs, luxury Persian rugs, or looking to buy Ardabil rugs online can explore documented pieces with actual photography and detailed specifications.

Kashan Persian carpets are among the classic hand-knotted carpets of Iran, recognized for refined craftsmanship, fine wool, balanced structure, and sophisticated traditional design. Woven in Kashan, these Persian carpets are strongly associated with elegant central medallions, Shah Abbasi floral motifs, scrolling vines, detailed borders, and harmonious compositions. Fine examples may be woven in high-quality wool or wool and silk, while signed carpets and pieces connected with respected weaving traditions, including historic Mohtasham Kashan carpets, can attract particular interest from collectors. Antique Kashan carpets also remain an important part of Persian carpet collecting. Our selection includes fine Kashan carpets, wool Persian carpets, wool and silk Kashan carpets, signed pieces, antique examples, and individually documented carpets evaluated for craftsmanship, materials, condition, design, and provenance. Buyers searching for Kashan carpets for sale, Persian Kashan carpets, authentic Kashan rugs, handmade Kashan carpets, Kashan carpet prices, luxury Kashan carpets, or looking to buy Kashan carpets online can explore actual photography and detailed specifications.

Based on a defined brief covering weaving origin, dimensions, material, design, budget, and destination, we search suitable workshops and trusted market sources across established Iranian carpet regions. Selected Persian carpets can be reviewed before purchase so international buyers receive clear information about the piece being considered and its suitability for a private collection, interior project, gallery, or trade requirement. The service connects professional selection in Iran with packing, export coordination, shipping documentation, and worldwide delivery according to the agreed transaction and destination.

Based in Tehran, Hamed combines family knowledge of traditional Persian carpet making with formal business education and practical experience in import, export, logistics, and cross-border commercial operations. His family connection to Persian carpets reaches back to 1966 through traditional dyeing and weaving activity associated with Aligudarz and Khansar. The objective is simple: connect genuine Persian carpet craftsmanship with global buyers through clear information, responsible selection, and direct professional service from Iran.

Articles explore weaving regions, knot structure, wool, Kork wool, silk, foundations, natural and synthetic dyes, condition, restoration, age, signatures, provenance, and the practical evaluation of individual carpets. Guides examine questions such as how to identify a handmade Persian carpet, what the reverse of a rug can reveal, why knot density is only one part of quality, how wool and silk affect texture and drawing, and what buyers should review before purchasing remotely. Regional subjects include Qom, Isfahan, Nain, Tabriz, Kerman, Kashan, Ardabil, Khorasan, Mashhad, and round Persian rugs. The aim is to help buyers compare real carpets more intelligently through materials, construction, condition, design, provenance, and documented product information.