Persian Fine Turkman

Persian Fine TurkmanBijar rugs, nicknamed iron rugs, are characterised by their unique construction and the quality of wool used. They leverage original designs and are known for their use of colour which are often deeply saturated jewel tones. These durable rugs are woven by tough Kurdish people in the city of Bidjar. These rugs consist of thick piles, structural strength and enormous weight. The loom is kept consistently wet during the long process of weaving and

Sub-styles of the Tabriz include the distinguished Tabriz Fish

Loribuff are similar to Gabbeh carpets

and those manufactured before 1920 were often tied on a wool warp

the Khorjin tribal rug features the 'diamond of life' motif or other diamond patterns

These carpets have an antique look similar to natural wood colour in response to modern fashion

latch or stepped hook medallions or small animal figures

and the rugs are often based on geometric medallion and corner schemes

natural or uncut) is a primitive

gray blue or green backgrounds

it can mimic other rug styles

Bringing together different cultures

The eye-catching and unique Loribaft is similar to Gabbeh carpets