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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Handmade Rugs
Mahi Black
These Oriental Hand-knotted Persian design rugs are made using wool & silk, using the traditional Persian knot method the highly skilled weavers reproduce accurate copies of classic Persian designs but using only neutral or soft colours which are much easy to work around the existing decor of your room or for modern interiors.
The advantage of these handmade rugs is that you still get the craftsmanship, design and durability of an oriental hand-knotted rug but without the deep, sometimes dark or contrasting colours that traditional classic Persian design rugs come in.
These have become very popular in recent days, especially for people who prefer a high-quality hand-knotted rug but can not always accommodate the classic colours. We use soft and natural colours such as Cream, White, Silver, Grey, Gold, Light Blue and sometimes even Red.
We stock an incredible collection of these rugs but you can also commission to have one made in your perfect size and colours as long as you are happy to wait 4 – 6 months depending on the actual size
Mahi Light Blue
These Oriental Hand-knotted Persian design rugs are made using wool & silk, using the traditional Persian knot method the highly skilled weavers reproduce accurate copies of classic Persian designs but using only neutral or soft colours which are much easy to work around the existing decor of your room or for modern interiors.
The advantage of these handmade rugs is that you still get the craftsmanship, design and durability of an oriental hand-knotted rug but without the deep, sometimes dark or contrasting colours that traditional classic Persian design rugs come in.
These have become very popular in recent days, especially for people who prefer a high-quality hand-knotted rug but can not always accommodate the classic colours. We use soft and natural colours such as Cream, White, Silver, Grey, Gold, Light Blue and sometimes even Red.
We stock an incredible collection of these rugs but you can also commission to have one made in your perfect size and colours as long as you are happy to wait 4 – 6 months depending on the actual size
Mahi Red
These Oriental Hand-knotted Persian design rugs are made using wool & silk, using the traditional Persian knot method the highly skilled weavers reproduce accurate copies of classic Persian designs but using only neutral or soft colours which are much easy to work around the existing decor of your room or for modern interiors.
The advantage of these handmade rugs is that you still get the craftsmanship, design and durability of an oriental hand-knotted rug but without the deep, sometimes dark or contrasting colours that traditional classic Persian design rugs come in.
These have become very popular in recent days, especially for people who prefer a high-quality hand-knotted rug but can not always accommodate the classic colours. We use soft and natural colours such as Cream, White, Silver, Grey, Gold, Light Blue and sometimes even Red.
We stock an incredible collection of these rugs but you can also commission to have one made in your perfect size and colours as long as you are happy to wait 4 – 6 months depending on the actual size
Maimana Kilims
Handwoven Afghan Maimana Kilim – Dark & Dramatic Tribal Artistry
Immerse your space in the deep, saturated hues of our authentic Maimana kilim, where generations of Afghan weaving tradition meet bold, geometric storytelling. Woven by nomadic artisans in Afghanistan’s northern plains, these richly coloured flat-weaves showcase the dramatic palette and precise patterns unique to the Maimana region.
Why This Maimana Kilim Stands Apart
Bold Tribal Colour ways
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Deep jewel tones of crimson, indigo, charcoal and burnt orange
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High-contrast geometric patterns with symbolic meaning
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Natural dye mastery that creates luminous depth
Graphic Impact
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Crisp tribal motifs that command attention
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Artful negative space balancing intricate designs
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Double-sided versatility with equal beauty front and back
Nomadic Heritage
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Woven in the Maimana tradition dating back centuries
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Each piece reflects Afghanistan’s weaving legacy
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Patterns preserve tribal identity and stories
Designer-Approved Features
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Lay-flat construction perfect for high-traffic areas
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Durable tight weave that withstands years of use
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Lanolin-rich wool that repels dirt naturally
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Precise pattern repeats showing masterful craftsmanship
Perfect For Creating:
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Maximalist moments needing bold foundation
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Modern spaces craving artisan authenticity
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Eclectic rooms wanting global character
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Statement entries that wow guests
Our Maimana Collection Offers:
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The deepest traditional colour palette of any kilim
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Both all-over patterns and bordered designs
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Sizes from cocktail to room-spanning formats
Why Choose Maimana?
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Instant heritage – looks like a collected antique
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Colour saturation that only improves with age
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Conversation-starting artistry underfoot
Please note that all sizes are approximate and provided for general guidance. The images shown are for illustrative purposes only. Each kilim is individually hand-knotted, resulting in subtle variations in size, colour, and design—making every rug truly one of a kind. We invite you to visit our store to view our current selection in person.
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.
Persian Nomadic Hoessienabad
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
Persian Nomadic Kashan
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: Multiple non standard sizes, each piece is one off with different colours and patterns.
Persian Nomadic Mashabad
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: Multiple non standard sizes, each piece is one off with different colours and patterns.
Persian Nomadic Mehmey
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: Multiple non standard sizes, each piece is one off with different colours and patterns.
