Persian Kashan

Persian KashanKashan rugs originated in the city of Kashan, central Persia's Isfahan Province. Known as the rugs of royalty for their ? royal? palette of reds and blues, Kashans can be found in beige, olive green and grayish blue on the international market. The warp and weft are generally cotton, the pile is sheep's wool and the Persian knots are dense, resulting in a thick, durable carpet. Knotting styles, while generally fine, vary, and carpets can feature

Considered an essential skill

These rugs are perfect for high traffic areas such as corridors

Afghan carpets are well known for their beautiful red nuance and durability

elegant tribal rug

colours range from somber (indigo blue or red field) to vibrant with starkly contrasting orange

The finest of all tribal rugs are produced by the Turkmen: tribal weavers from Uzbekistan

shades of ivory

Warm and welcoming

Considered to resemble the first carpets in history that date back several hundred years before Christ

coarse texture and their compatibility with modern design

these textiles were once used as ground cover during communal meals

) Named after the village where it is crafted