Where were these carpets made?

These carpets were woven in the north-west region of Persia, specifically in and around the town of Heris and surrounding weaving villages. Local workshops and village weavers produced these durable floor coverings using materials sourced directly from the region.

How do I care for a wool carpet?

Regular gentle vacuuming without a rotating brush helps maintain the wool pile and removes trapped dust. Professional cleaning suited to antique textiles preserves the natural lanolin in the hand-spun wool and protects the cotton foundation.

What is the difference between Heriz and Serapi?

Serapi carpets represent an earlier, typically finer subset of Heriz weaving, often featuring more open and balanced geometric compositions. Standard Heriz carpets tend to have slightly bolder, denser central medallions and heavier geometric framing.

Can these carpets be used in hallways?

Specific pieces within this group are woven as runners, designed specifically for narrow spaces like hallways and corridors. Their robust wool and cotton construction handles regular foot traffic while providing traditional Persian aesthetics to transitional areas.

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These blue wool heriz carpet examples are traditional Persian floor coverings woven from wool and cotton, offering durable construction and distinctive geometric patterns for period interiors.