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Heriz rugs are one of the most famous rugs from Iran, because of their very unique and distinguishable style. Heriz rugs have oversized geometric medallions, that are crisply delineated against a rich red, rust or dark blue field. The pattern is almost always geometric, although some Heriz rugs have an all-over layout often together with geometric floral motives and less frequently curvilinear floral motives. Serapi is a trade name given to better quality Heriz rugs thought to have been woven before 1900. In the United States, the highest quality of Heriz rugs are called Serapi.

Hand Knotted Oushak and Peshawar Rugs are highly demanded by interior designers. They are known for their soft and subtle appearance. They are composed of 100% hand spun wool as well as natural and vegetable dyes. The whole color concept of these rugs is earth tones.

Hand Knotted Silk Rugs are second to none when it comes to quality. Silk fibers are much thinner allowing our weavers to maximum the knots per square inch in a rug. This will escalate the labor as well as material in the rug. These traits along with the cost of silk make hand knotted silk rugs some of the most expensive rugs in the world.

Hand Knotted Oushak & Peshawar Rugs are highly demanded by interior designers. They are known for their soft & subtle appearance. They are composed of 100% hand spun wool as well as natural & vegetable dyes. The whole color concept of these rugs is earth tones.

Ikat rugs are Oriental rugs made with highly decorative, multicolored traditional Asian tie-dye designs also known as Ikat designs. These woolen rugs have colorful, repetitious patterns, which are suitable for modern, as well transitional settings. Having large and bold patterns, Ikat rugs don't require a very high knot count. The main criteria in evaluating an Ikat rug are the quality of the material and the harmony of colors.

Our Modern and Contemporary Rug Collections are directly imported out of India and China. The designs range from, solid, striped, geometric, modern, and abstract. The color schemes range from very soft to very vibrant.

Hand Knotted Silk Rugs are second to none when it comes to quality. Silk fibers are much thinner allowing our weavers to maximum the knots per square inch in a rug. This will escalate the labor as well as material in the rug. These traits along with the cost of silk make hand knotted silk rugs some of the most expensive rugs in the world.

This collections consists of well known classical southwestern designs like Kazaks, Serapis, Herizs, Mamluks, Kilims, and Bokaras. These tribal motifs are very popular down in the South and especially out west.

Our Modern & Contemporary Rug Collections are directly imported out of India & China. The designs range from, solid, striped, geometric, modern, and abstract. The color schemes range from very soft to very vibrant.

A Sarouk Rug is a type of Persian Rug from province of Arak in Iran. Sarouk rugs have been produced for much of the last century. The early successes of the Sarouk rug are largely owed to the American market. From the 1910s to 1950s, the American Sarouk also known as the Painted Sarouk was produced. American customers had an affinity for the Sarouk's curvilinear and floral designs. What they did not appreciate, however, was the color, so for much of the 1920s, 30s and 40s, rugs exported from Iran would get a dye job to a desirable, deep, raspberry-red color, once they made it to the States.

Our Modern & Contemporary Rug Collections are directly imported out of India & China. The designs range from, solid, striped, geometric, modern, and abstract. The color schemes range from very soft to very vibrant.

Ikat rugs are Oriental rugs made with highly decorative, multicolored traditional Asian tie-dye designs also known as Ikat designs. These woolen rugs have colorful, repetitious patterns, which are suitable for modern, as well transitional settings. Having large and bold patterns, Ikat rugs don't require a very high knot count. The main criteria in evaluating an Ikat rug are the quality of the material and the harmony of colors.

This collections consists of well known classical southwestern designs like Kazaks, Serapis, Herizs, Mamluks, Kilims, and Bokaras. These tribal motifs are very popular down in the South and especially out west.

Hand Knotted Silk Rugs are second to none when it comes to quality. Silk fibers are much thinner allowing our weavers to maximum the knots per square inch in a rug. This will escalate the labor as well as material in the rug. These traits along with the cost of silk make hand knotted silk rugs some of the most expensive rugs in the world.

Hand Knotted Oushak & Peshawar Rugs are highly demanded by interior designers. They are known for their soft & subtle appearance. They are composed of 100% hand spun wool as well as natural & vegetable dyes. The whole color concept of these rugs is earth tones.

Agra & Rajasthan Hand Knotted Rugs have Persian inspired floral motifs. They are hand knotted from India and usually consists of 100% Wool. The colors usually consists of Blacks, Deep Reds, Browns, & Greens.

Hand Knotted Oushak & Peshawar Rugs are highly demanded by interior designers. They are known for their soft & subtle appearance. They are composed of 100% hand spun wool as well as natural & vegetable dyes. The whole color concept of these rugs is earth tones.

Hand Knotted Silk Rugs are second to none when it comes to quality. Silk fibers are much thinner allowing our weavers to maximum the knots per square inch in a rug. This will escalate the labor as well as material in the rug. These traits along with the cost of silk make hand knotted silk rugs some of the most expensive rugs in the world.

Hand Knotted Mamluk Rugs are historical Egyptian Designs that usually consist of more vibrant colors. Most Mamluks are also geometrically patterned with a strikingly beautiful medallion in the middle.

Hand Knotted Oushak & Peshawar Rugs are highly demanded by interior designers. They are known for their soft & subtle appearance. They are composed of 100% hand spun wool as well as natural & vegetable dyes. The whole color concept of these rugs is earth tones.

Bokhara rugs have rich colors and soft velvety pile will serve as the best source of coziness for your room.

Bokhara rugs have rich colors and soft velvety pile will serve as the best source of coziness for your room.

Hand Knotted Silk Rugs are second to none when it comes to quality. Silk fibers are much thinner allowing our weavers to maximum the knots per square inch in a rug. This will escalate the labor as well as material in the rug. These traits along with the cost of silk make hand knotted silk rugs some of the most expensive rugs in the world.

Bokhara rugs have rich colors and soft velvety pile will serve as the best source of coziness for your room.

This collections consists of well known classical southwestern designs like Kazaks, Serapis, Herizs, Mamluks, Kilims, and Bokaras. These tribal motifs are very popular down in the South and especially out west.

Agra & Magnolia are the most popular types of rugs in India. They are influenced by Persian designs. Monotones of two colors are characteristic of Agra rugs. Most of the times colors used for this purpose are black, red, green or blue with a pale cream color. This art gives these rugs a very fine look.

Hand Knotted Oushak & Peshawar Rugs are highly demanded by interior designers. They are known for their soft & subtle appearance. They are composed of 100% hand spun wool as well as natural & vegetable dyes. The whole color concept of these rugs is earth tones.

Hand Knotted Silk Rugs are second to none when it comes to quality. Silk fibers are much thinner allowing our weavers to maximum the knots per square inch in a rug. This will escalate the labor as well as material in the rug. These traits along with the cost of silk make hand knotted silk rugs some of the most expensive rugs in the world.

Oushak stands for the western Anatolian Turkish city, known for its rare collectible rugs made during the Ottoman Empire. Today we are recreating these historical carpets, in the centuries-old hand weaving techniques, the same fantastic designs in a variety of colors to fit today's decor and taste using natural dyes and hand spun wool.

Hand Knotted Persian Rugs From Iran are know to be the highest quality rugs from around the world. The weavers from Iran are also known to be the most skilled. There's many different persian designs and these designs are derived from the city that they're woven in.

Hand Knotted Oushak & Peshawar Rugs are highly demanded by interior designers. They are known for their soft & subtle appearance. They are composed of 100% hand spun wool as well as natural & vegetable dyes. The whole color concept of these rugs is earth tones.

This collection consists of fine knotted rugs. The knots per square inch means more material in the rug as well as more labor. This results in a finer rug and a more expensive rug. Classical and traditional persian motifs are usually used as designs in these rugs.

Our Modern & Contemporary Rug Collections are directly imported out of India & China. The designs range from, solid, striped, geometric, modern, and abstract. The color schemes range from very soft to very vibrant.

Our Overdyed and Patchwork hand knotted Rug Collection is another highly demanded rug in our industry today. For our Hand Knotted Overdyed Rugs we have a team that strips the original colors and overdyed in either more vibrant or softer and subtle hues. The Patchwork Hand Knotted Rugs are very unique and complex. Its composed of several different designs made up into one rug.

Agra & Magnolia are the most popular types of rugs in India. They are influenced by Persian designs. Monotones of two colors are characteristic of Agra rugs. Most of the times colors used for this purpose are black, red, green or blue with a pale cream color. This art gives these rugs a very fine look.

Hand Knotted Silk Rugs are second to none when it comes to quality. Silk fibers are much thinner allowing our weavers to maximum the knots per square inch in a rug. This will escalate the labor as well as material in the rug. These traits along with the cost of silk make hand knotted silk rugs some of the most expensive rugs in the world.