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Hand-knotted traditional rugs with medallion and border designs in wool and silk, and an occasional flat-woven kilim, 100x150 to 250x350 cm
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At YourCarpet.com, an oriental rug means the real thing: a hand-knotted Persian carpet in the tradition of the great workshop cities — Tabriz, Kashan, Isfahan, Nain. These are the traditional area rugs woven knot by knot from a drawn design plan, which is why their drawing is so precise and their range of colours and patterns so wide. Whether you're after an oriental rug for the living room or a traditional rug to anchor the dining table, this is the collection to start from.
The design language you see here matured in Persia's golden age of weaving, under the Safavid dynasty (1501–1732), and it has never really left: a centre medallion on a patterned field, corner pieces echoing it, and major and minor borders that hold the whole composition the way a frame holds a painting — the look most people have in mind when they picture an oriental Persian rug.
Oriental rugs suit those who want a floor with substance and a design that will not date. Here's what our oriental carpets and traditional rugs bring:
Our collection of hand-knotted oriental rugs covers the main design families of the oriental tradition:
Whether you're searching for an oriental rug with a commanding medallion or a traditional area rug in quieter colours, YourCarpet.com has you covered — in sizes from small accent rugs to large traditional rugs over three metres long, all hand-knotted but for an occasional flat-woven kilim.
Explore our collection today and find the oriental rug your room has been waiting for. Because our traditional rugs are made by hand, no two are alike — when a rug finds its home, there is no second copy.