Where were these rugs made?

Production took place across established weaving towns and tribal districts in Persia and Turkey, including Heriz, Sultanabad, Ushak, Tabriz, and Khorasan. Each region developed specific design vocabularies, colour combinations, and knotting structures.

How do I care for an antique rug?

Gentle vacuuming without a rotating brush helps remove embedded dust from the wool pile without damaging the antique foundation threads. Professional cleaning tailored to antique textiles preserves the natural lanolin in the hand-spun wool and protects the vegetable dyes.

How are different regional styles distinguished?

Distinctions rely on examining the geometric or floral motifs, the composition of the central field, and the specific palette used in the border. For instance, Heriz carpets often display bold geometric medallions, while Ushak pieces favour softer floral interpretations.

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When you search for a terracotta border oriental rug, you are looking for hand-knotted floor coverings spanning the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.