Most of these rugs are woven using wool which they sheer themselves and often dye the wool locally which results in various irregular shades of one colour that are clearly shown on the pile of the rug and further add to the character of the carpet. These tribal rugs are very durable, practical and good value for money and suitable to be used in a number of areas such as sitting, dining, bedroom & hallways.
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Handknotted
Moondoti Orange Mandarin
Moondoti collection is a line of hand-knotted carpets with an all-wool construction of Afghan heritage that interprets the well-known Moroccan designs into an aesthetically modern sensibility.
Mordi Ashley Blue
Mordi collection is a line of hand-knotted carpets with an all-wool construction of Afghan heritage that interprets the well-known Moroccan designs into an aesthetically modern sensibility.
Mordi Burnt Olive
Mordi collection is a line of hand-knotted carpets with an all-wool construction of Afghan heritage that interprets the well-known Moroccan designs into an aesthetically modern sensibility.
Mordi Clay
Mordi collection is a line of hand-knotted carpets with an all-wool construction of Afghan heritage that interprets the well-known Moroccan designs into an aesthetically modern sensibility.
Mordi Linen
Mordi collection is a line of hand-knotted carpets with an all-wool construction of Afghan heritage that interprets the well-known Moroccan designs into an aesthetically modern sensibility.
Mukundgarh Natural White Medium Expresso
Mukundgarh collection is a line of hand-knotted carpets with an all-wool construction of Afghan heritage that interprets the well-known Moroccan designs into an aesthetically modern sensibility.
Mundwa Antique White Natural Beige
Mundwa collection is a line of hand-knotted carpets with an all-wool construction of Afghan heritage that interprets the well-known Moroccan designs into an aesthetically modern sensibility.
Mundwa Cloud White Soft Gold
Mundwa collection is a line of hand-knotted carpets with an all-wool construction of Afghan heritage that interprets the well-known Moroccan designs into an aesthetically modern sensibility.
Persian Bidjar
Out of all the rugs woven in Iran, Bidjar’s are the hardest wearing of them all. The knots are tightly packed together which makes it particularly indestructible and very suitable for somewhere where it is going to be very heavy traffic. The name Bidjar denotes the meaning of durability to many rug specialists. High-quality wool in red, blue, and green with beige colors is generally used. The most common pattern is Herati also referred to as fish or Mahi, they have a sober elegance and fit in most environments.
Disclaimer: Sizes are approximate
Persian Nain
The Iranian city of Nain has long been one of the centres for the production of famous Persian Oriental Rugs. These rugs are regarded as some of the finest quality rugs made using fine wool and silk is often used in outlines to give a more luxurious look and to enhance the decoration, sometimes with a central medallion or otherwise with shah abs floral design all over and contrasting border. These designs are generally taken from the beautiful blue and white tiled mosques.
Features: High quality – Hand-knotted – Unique Persian Designs
Disclaimer: Sizes are not standard, various sizes available.
Persian Nomadic Abadeh
Qashqai, Hamadan, Shiraz and various others are woven by Nomads in the mountain regions of Iran, typically in these tribal designs, you will find geometric elements and symbols of various livestock like dogs, peacocks, crows and also symbols referring to vegetation such as trees, shrubs and flowers. Weaving rugs have always been part of their daily life, they have no fixed designs drawn on paper and it is known that they are some of the most interesting and artistic people in terms of the variety of designs which they get inspired by their surroundings.
Persian Nomadic Hamedan
Qashqai, Hamadan, Shiraz and various others are woven by Nomads in the mountain regions of Iran, typically in these tribal designs, you will find geometric elements and symbols of various livestock like dogs, peacocks, crows and also symbols referring to vegetation such as trees, shrubs and flowers. Weaving rugs have always been part of their daily life, they have no fixed designs drawn on paper and it is known that they are some of the most interesting and artistic people in terms of the variety of designs which they get inspired by their surroundings.
Most of these rugs are woven using wool which they sheer themselves and often dye the wool locally which results in various irregular shades of one colour that are clearly shown on the pile of the rug and further add to the character of the carpet. These tribal rugs are very durable, practical and good value for money and suitable to be used in a number of areas such as sitting, dining, bedroom & hallways.
Features: High quality – Hand-knotted – Unique Persian Tribal Designs
Disclaimer: Sizes are not standard, various sizes and different patterns.
