Collection: Persian Rugs

Rug culture in Iran can be traced back to ancient times. However, their existence is well seen in the 14th and 15th centuries. By the 16th century, these rugs, which gained great importance, almost lived their bright periods.

Persian rugs were hand-woven and widely used in palaces. Rugs belonging to these periods are still available today and are stored and exhibited in different parts of the world. Especially in the 19th century, the export of these rugs began to take place.

Although the Persian rug is old, its motifs and design concepts have come to the present day by constantly changing.

What are the Features of Persian Rug?

There are many things that can be said within the scope of what is the feature of Persian rugs. All of these add a great deal of usefulness to these rug models. These features can be mentioned as follows;

1. It has a glossy texture like velvet.
2. It is soft and comfortable.
3. It has finely crafted details.
4. Each centimeter contains between 10 and 14 knots.
5. It is produced especially using silk.
6. They are hand woven rugs. It can be used for many years.
7. Root dyes are preferred for dyeing.
8. No synthetic material is involved.
9. It is very easy to repair even if damaged.

Persian hand-woven rugs features are as follows. In this respect, it gives a great advantage to all living spaces.

How is the Persian Rug Colored?

In Persian hand-woven rug models, synthetic materials are not used in coloring as in weaving. Since root dyes obtained from plants are used, it offers healthy solutions to living spaces. Thus, it is possible to use it efficiently and without any problems.

Today, Persian rug models can be colored using different plants. These include options such as:

1. Indigo
2. Turmeric
3. Cumin Beetle
4. Pomegranate Peel
5. Mist

Persian hand-woven rug thus has colorful options. Although it is usually dark, it is also easy to find light colors if you want.

How Are Persian Rugs Used?

When it comes to rug, everyone thinks of products that are used by laying on the floor. Basically, it is possible to use Persian rugs in this way. Some usage areas can be given as follows:

1. in living rooms
2. in bedrooms
3. In the intermediate halls
4. in children's rooms
5. In guest rooms

In addition, unlike other rugs, a Persian rug can be used by hanging them on hand-woven walls. These are very useful if you want to give your living room or guest room a new color, atmosphere.

If you examine the different options, you can then decide on the ones that suit you best. You can examine all the options offered by our brand in this category and discover the most suitable ones for your living spaces.