
Iran · Northern Pakistan
Pakistani Red Bukhara Runner
369 × 79 cm · 100 KPSI · Wool

Iran · Geometric-Medallion
Hand-knotted by the Qashqai nomadic peoples of Southern Iran, this magnificent rug measures 270 cm × 171 cm and carries all the fiery spirit and bold artistry of its makers. Woven entirely from wool — a sturdy, enduring foundation beneath a rich, deeply coloured pile — it features three commanding medallions marching down a vivid crimson field, framed by midnight black borders brimming with tribal symbols, geometric flowers and protective motifs. Every element tells a story of heritage and movement: the sharp angles, vivid palette and densely packed design are hallmarks of Qashqai weaving — functional, fearless and fiercely beautiful. A genuine tribal rug that brings commanding presence and unrivalled character to any home.
We will bring this rug to your home to see against your own floor and light. There is no obligation to buy.
Fars / Qashqai Confederation
Iran · hand-knotted on a vertical loom
Look closer
This piece is woven at approx. 140 knots per square inch, which works out at approx. 1,001,891 knots in total — every one tied by hand, over approx. 6 months.
How that is worked out: 106 in × 67 in × 140 knots per sq. in. ≈ 1,001,891 — that is 270 × 171 cm converted to inches, because knot density is counted per square inch.
Magnify past 13× and the field stops being a picture and becomes what it actually is: rows of individual knots, each one a decision about colour made at a particular moment.
The same test works in the shop, on any rug, with no equipment. We wrote up how to do it in the back of the rug tells you everything.
Similar origin, weave and palette.

Iran · Northern Pakistan
369 × 79 cm · 100 KPSI · Wool


Iran · Iran / Khorasan
203 × 104 cm · 120 KPSI · Wool on cotton base