Persian Heriz

Persian HerizThe bold design of the Heriz rug originated with the Mongols, who invaded Iran in the 13th century. Without the use of any modern technology, these highly skilled, talented nomads wove stunning, high quality rugs that are famous for their earth tones and geometric patterns. Using the same design as Tabriz rugs, but the curvilinear pattern is instead features perpendicular, horizontal and diagonal lines. While, Tabriz rugs are classic and

with their iconic patterns

at once exotic and warm

dense pile and pleasing colours

carpets made in Nepal feature modern western patterns in pastel colours

undyed natural wool makes it soft and comfortable underfoot

More sophisticated than primitive – at once exotic and warm – the Sirjan is a favourite of people who enjoy a simpler

Sarouk is a beautiful village located with a rich history in carpet weaving

The concentrations of dyes

Almost anything goes: a central medallion with quarter medallions in the corners

Mahal carpets are almost an art form

Although the strong pattern is usually rectilinear

which accounts for the similarity in style between Shahsavan rugs and those developed by the Turkomans and tribes from Central Asia