Persian Rug (Tabriz or Kashan style)

Persian rugs are traditional hand-woven or machine-made floor coverings that originated in ancient Persia, modern-day Iran. They are renowned worldwide for their intricate patterns, rich colors, and cultural significance. Each region in Iran, such as Kashan, Tabriz, or Isfahan, produces distinct designs and knotting techniques that have been passed down through generations.

While high-end Persian rugs are hand-knotted by local artisans in Iran, many contemporary versions are machine-made using synthetic or blended fibers to make them more accessible for global markets. Authentic rugs represent a significant part of Iranian heritage and economy, though trade and ownership vary globally based on the producer and export regulations. This specific unit features a classic medallion design typical of the central Iranian weaving traditions.