Handmade Rugs

Woven in the Heriz tradition — a Persian style from northwestern Iran near Mount Sabalan, famous for translating floral Persian motifs into bold, angular geometric medallions, and for exceptionally durable wool believed to be strengthened by the region's copper-rich water.Size: 141 x 185 cm....

Egyptian wool rug hand-knotted in the Mamluk design tradition, tracing back to 15th-century royal workshops in Cairo — recognized by its bold central medallion and interlocking geometric motifs.Size: 150 x 220 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.

Egyptian wool rug hand-knotted in the Paluchi (Baluchi) design tradition — a tribal style traditionally woven by nomadic Baloch weavers, known for dark, saturated color and repeating geometric motifs.Size: 150 x 194 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.

"Super Kazak" refers to an elevated, higher knot-density version of the traditional Caucasian Kazak weave — a style that spread from the Caucasus into Afghanistan and Pakistan through skilled weavers who adapted the bold tribal patterns using regional wool.The extra knot density gives this...

Woven in the Mamluk design tradition, originating in 15th-century Cairo — recognized by its central medallion locked into a kaleidoscope of smaller geometric motifs, a style so distinct it influenced later Ottoman and Persian carpet design.Size: 171 x 265 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.

Woven in the Mamluk design tradition — a style that originated in 15th-century Cairo under the Mamluk Sultanate, famous for a bold central medallion surrounded by smaller geometric motifs locking together like a mosaic, in a restrained palette of red, blue, green, and gold....

A Pakistani-woven wool rug, hand-knotted in the region's tradition of reproducing classic Persian and Caucasian designs, sized generously for a larger room.Size: 181 x 276 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.

Woven in the tradition of Nain, a city in central Iran whose weavers turned from making fine wool cloaks to rugs in the early 20th century — quickly producing some of Persia's most refined carpets, known for ivory-and-blue palettes and fine floral medallions, often...

A Pakistani-woven wool rug, hand-knotted in the region's tradition of reproducing classic Persian and Caucasian designs using locally-sourced wool.Size: 94 x 153 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.

Woven in the Shirvan tradition — a fine, closely-knotted Caucasian style from the Shirvan region (Persian for "cypress tree"), historically prized for symmetrical medallions and small repeating motifs rather than the bolder, large-scale patterns of a Kazak.Size: 124 x 180 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to...

Hand-knotted in the Baluchi tribal tradition — rugs woven by nomadic Baloch weavers across the Iran-Afghanistan-Pakistan border region, known for dark, moody palettes of deep red, navy, and brown, and repeating geometric motifs like latch-hooked diamonds.This piece is hand-spun and vegetable-dyed in Afghanistan. Size:...

A regional take on the classic Kazak design — the bold geometric medallions and saturated color blocking that originated with tribal weavers in the Caucasus Mountains — reproduced here by local artisans using traditional hand-knotting.The style is known for graphic, oversized motifs rather than...

A Pakistani reproduction of classic Persian silk-and-wool weaving, hand-knotted using the same techniques as the original city rugs it's modeled on, with silk highlights adding sheen to the wool pile.Size: 94 x 155 cm. One-of-a-kind, ready to ship.