Where were these carpets made?

These floor coverings originate from the towns and villages of north-west Persia, particularly the Heriz district and surrounding communities. Local weavers produced these textiles using traditional knotting techniques handed down through generations.

How do I choose the right size?

Consider the floor space and function of the room before selecting a runner, area rug, or large room-sized carpet. Long formats suit hallways and corridors, while wider rectangular carpets anchor central living spaces and dining areas.

What materials are used?

The pile consists of durable wool, which provides a soft yet resilient surface for daily use. Foundations are woven from cotton, giving the carpets structural stability and keeping the heavy geometric designs straight.

How do I date a carpet?

Dating relies on stylistic traits, colour palettes, and structural characteristics recorded from late nineteenth and early twentieth-century production. Older pieces often display looser geometry and specific regional dye combinations characteristic of nineteenth-century village workshops.

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A persian heriz wool carpet brings structured geometry and durable warmth to a room, offering enduring floor art woven in the mountain workshops of north-west Persia.