Persian Rugs

Discover handmade Persian rugs with distinctive patterns, rich colors, and traditional rugmaking character. This collection brings together Persian rugs and Persian carpets in a range of styles, sizes, colors, and designs, from detailed geometric patterns to more understated and contemporary looks.

Whether you are searching for a Persian area rug for a living room, a large 8x10 or 9x12 rug, a Persian runner for a hallway, or a smaller accent piece, the collection offers different formats for a variety of interiors.

Handmade Persian Rugs

A handmade Persian rug brings individual character to a room through its weaving, knotting, colors, and pattern. Unlike uniform machine-produced rugs, handmade pieces can have natural variations that make each rug distinctive.

The collection includes hand-knotted Persian rugs and wool Persian rugs, with the exact material and construction varying by individual product.

For shoppers looking for a particular Persian style, explore Mamluk Persian rugs, Sultani Persian rugs, Khurjeen rugs, Gabbeh rugs, Ziegler rugs and Loribaft rugs.

Persian Wool Rugs

Wool Persian rugs are valued for their natural texture and the depth of color that can be achieved through traditional rugmaking. Many pieces in this collection are hand-knotted wool rugs, while materials and construction should be confirmed on the individual product page.

Choose from detailed patterns, geometric designs, medallion-inspired compositions, and more restrained designs depending on the look you want for your home.

Persian Rugs by Color

Persian rugs are available in a wide range of colors, making it possible to coordinate a rug with both traditional and contemporary interiors.

Red Persian Rugs

A red Persian rug can add warmth and become a strong focal point in a living room, dining room, bedroom, or other space. Rich red designs can work particularly well with neutral furniture and natural wood tones.

Blue Persian Rugs

A blue Persian rug offers a cooler alternative and can complement neutral, contemporary, and traditional interiors. Depending on the pattern, blue can either become the dominant color or work as an accent within a larger design.

The collection also includes ivory, gray, brown, green, aqua, gold, pistachio, off-white, and multicolor Persian rugs.

Persian Area Rugs for Every Room

A Persian area rug can help define a space while bringing pattern and texture into the room.

Persian Rugs for Living Rooms

A larger Persian rug can visually connect sofas, chairs, tables, and other furniture within a seating area. Choose a size that provides enough coverage for your particular furniture arrangement.

Persian Rugs for Bedrooms

A Persian rug can add warmth and pattern beneath or around a bed. Larger rugs provide broader coverage, while smaller pieces can work beside the bed or in a separate seating area.

Persian Rugs for Dining Rooms

A rectangular Persian rug can help define a dining area. When selecting a size, allow enough rug around the dining table for chairs to remain on the rug when pulled out.

Large Persian Rugs

For larger rooms and open interiors, large Persian rugs provide more substantial floor coverage. The collection includes sizes such as 8x10 Persian rugs, 9x12 Persian rugs, 9x13, and 10x14, along with other larger formats.

When choosing a large Persian rug, measure the room and furniture arrangement first so the rug creates a balanced relationship between the floor, furniture, and surrounding space.

Persian Runner Rugs

A Persian runner rug is a practical way to introduce traditional pattern into a hallway, entryway, office, bedroom, or other narrow space.

Longer Persian runners can visually connect different areas of a home while adding color and texture to spaces that might otherwise be left uncovered.

Traditional and Modern Persian Rugs

Persian rugs are not limited to traditional interiors. A detailed Persian rug can create contrast against modern furniture and clean architectural lines, while a simpler geometric design can complement a contemporary room.

For a more traditional interior, consider richer colors and intricate patterns. For a modern space, look for a Persian rug whose colors and pattern balance the simplicity of the surrounding furniture.

Persian Rugs for Sale

Whether you are looking for Persian rugs for sale, a handmade Persian carpet, a hand-knotted wool rug, a Persian runner, a large area rug, or a particular style such as Mamluk, Gabbeh, Sultani, Ziegler, Khurjeen, or Loribaft, compare the available rugs by size, color, pattern, style, and construction.

Choose the Persian rug that fits your space and complements the way you want the room to look and feel.

Frequently Asked Questions About Persian Rugs

What Is a Persian Rug?

A Persian rug is a rug associated with the long-established rugmaking traditions of Persia. Persian rugs encompass many different designs, constructions, colors, and patterns, ranging from geometric compositions to floral and medallion designs.

Are Persian Rugs Handmade?

The collection includes handmade Persian rugs, including hand-knotted pieces. Handmade construction can create natural variations in weaving, color, knotting, and pattern, giving each individual rug its own character.

Are Persian Rugs Made of Wool?

Many products in the collection are wool Persian rugs, including hand-knotted wool pieces. Material can vary between individual rugs, so check the product specifications for the exact rug you are considering.

What Is the Difference Between Persian Rugs and Persian Carpets?

“Persian rug” and “Persian carpet” are commonly used to describe the same broad category of floor coverings associated with Persian rugmaking traditions. The terms can refer to rugs in different sizes, constructions, patterns, and materials.

What Types of Persian Rugs Are Available?

The collection includes several Persian styles, including Mamluk, Sultani, Khurjeen, Gabbeh, Ziegler, and Loribaft rugs. Each style has its own visual characteristics, patterns, and design approach.

Are Persian Rugs Available in Large Sizes?

Yes. The collection includes large Persian rugs in sizes such as 8x10, 9x12, 9x13, and 10x14, as well as other larger formats. Availability changes as individual handmade rugs are sold.

Are 8x10 Persian Rugs Available?

Yes. The collection includes 8x10 Persian rugs in different designs and colors. Check the individual product page for the exact dimensions, material, construction, and style.

Are Persian Runner Rugs Available?

Yes. Persian runner rugs are available for longer and narrower spaces such as hallways, entryways, bedrooms, offices, and passageways.

What Colors Are Available in Persian Rugs?

The collection includes Persian rugs in red, blue, ivory, black, gray, brown, aqua, green, gold, pistachio, off-white, and multicolor designs.

Are Red Persian Rugs Available?

Yes. The collection includes red Persian rugs in different styles and designs. Red can work particularly well when you want a Persian rug to add warmth or create a focal point.

Are Blue Persian Rugs Available?

Yes. Blue Persian rugs are available in the collection, with different patterns and color combinations. Blue can work well with neutral furniture and both traditional and contemporary interiors.

Are Persian Rugs Good for Living Rooms?

Yes. A Persian area rug can anchor a living room and visually connect the main seating pieces. Choose the size according to your furniture arrangement and desired floor coverage.

Are Persian Rugs Good for Bedrooms?

Yes. Persian rugs can add color, pattern, and texture to bedrooms. Larger rugs can extend beneath the bed, while smaller rugs can be placed beside the bed or in a seating area.

Are Persian Rugs Suitable for Modern Homes?

Yes. Traditional Persian patterns can create an effective contrast with modern furniture, clean lines, and neutral interiors. Simpler geometric Persian designs can also complement contemporary spaces.

How Do I Choose the Right Persian Rug Size?

Measure the area where you want the rug to sit and consider your furniture arrangement. For living rooms, consider how the rug will connect the seating area. For dining rooms, leave enough rug around the table for chairs to remain on the rug when pulled out. For bedrooms, consider how much rug you want visible around the bed.

How Do I Choose a Persian Rug Style?

Start with the pattern and overall look you prefer. Mamluk, Gabbeh, Sultani, Ziegler, Khurjeen, and Loribaft each offer different visual characteristics. Comparing the individual collections can help you narrow down the style that best suits your interior.