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A typical pattern for Kerman rugs and carpets is a floral or architectural theme in the main border with a central medallion in the field
Doroksh rugs originate from the hills of the Khorasan province in northeastern Iran and are known colloquially as ‘the decorator’s carpet’
They are the result of an intentional late 19th century revival of a 16th century tradition
woven in large sizes and with intent for sale to the great capitals of the region (and later
Afshar rugs are prized for their craftsmanship and detailed
Aria (3x10) Malayer A typical pattern for KermanDescription Malayer rugs were woven in and around the small town of Malayer, located in between larger northwestern Iranian (Persian) cities of Hamadan and Arak. While they feature characteristics consistent with other Hamadan province styles single wefted construction, wool and cotton construction Malayer carpets reflect the mixing pot of their influences from nearby rug making cities. Varied designs can include striking anchored medallion motifs, or