Afghan Rugs: The full range of hand-knotted tribal and workshop weaving from Afghanistan. Kazak, Bokhara, Khal Mohammadi, Baluchi, Gabbeh, and more. Sourced directly from Afghan weavers since 1952.

Kazak Rugs: Bold Caucasian geometric medallions in deep reds, indigo blues, and ivory. Hand-knotted in Afghanistan from Ghazni wool with natural vegetable dyes. The strongest graphic presence of any rug type in our collection.

Bokhara Rugs: Classic repeating octagonal gul motifs in deep reds and jewel tones. Hand-knotted in Pakistan with a dense, upright pile. One of the most recognizable patterns in the Oriental rug tradition.

Khal Mohammadi Rugs: Layered deep reds with precise Turkmen gul patterns, hand-knotted in northern Afghanistan. One of the most densely patterned and richly colored styles in Afghan weaving.

Baluchi Rugs: Intricate geometric patterns from the tribal weavers of the Afghanistan-Pakistan border region. Deep reds, navy blues, and rich browns on a wool foundation. Understated, durable, and deeply authentic.

Gabbeh Rugs: Thick pile, abstract tribal fields, and loosely geometric designs from southern Afghanistan. The most relaxed and expressive style in Afghan weaving. Works well in informal living spaces and high-traffic areas.

Jaldar Rugs: A distinctive Afghan tribal style with bold geometric compartments and strong primary colors. Exceptional value for buyers who want genuine character and craftsmanship.

Pakistani Rugs: Fine hand-knotted rugs from the workshops of Lahore and Peshawar. Bokhara designs, Ziegler-style florals, and Persian-inspired workshop pieces at every quality level.

Ziegler Rugs: Oversized muted florals on soft ivory and beige grounds. Originally designed in the 19th century for Western interiors, now one of the most sought-after styles in contemporary interior design. Also known as Chobi rugs.

Oushak Rugs: Spacious floral fields in warm ivory, dusty gold, and faded terracotta. Woven in Turkey using centuries-old Anatolian techniques. The most versatile rug in any collection.

Turkish Rugs: The full range of Anatolian weaving traditions, from Oushak florals to flat-woven kilims and vintage pieces.

Kilim Rugs: Flat-woven Afghan and Turkish pieces in bold tribal patterns. Lightweight, easy to clean, and suitable for high-traffic areas.

Persian Rugs: Classical Persian city and tribal designs reproduced by Afghan and Pakistani weavers. Kashan medallions, Heriz geometric florals, Tabriz workshop designs, and Kirman florals.

Mahal Rugs: Village-quality Persian pieces with a relaxed interpretation of the Sultanabad floral tradition. Warmth and character at an accessible price.

Kirman Rugs: Delicate floral designs in soft pinks, ivory, and pale blues from the south Persian city of Kerman. Elegant and refined.

Bakhtiar Rugs: Large compartmented designs filled with floral, botanical, and animal motifs from the Bakhtiari tribal confederation of western Persia. Bold and richly decorative.

Overdyed Rugs: Genuine vintage hand-knotted pieces re-dyed in bold contemporary colors. Deep teal, coral, charcoal, mustard, and purple. The hand-knotted quality of a vintage piece with a completely modern palette.

Vintage Rugs: Genuine hand-knotted pieces between 20 and 80 years old with softened colors and natural patina. Every piece sourced for the quality of its aging and construction.

Ikat Rugs: The resist-dyed pattern vocabulary of Central Asian textile tradition translated into hand-knotted pile. Bold geometric forms with softly blurred edges.

Prayer Rugs: Mihrab arch designs from Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Turkey. Collected as much for their decorative quality as their devotional function.

Runner Rugs: Hand-knotted runners in all major styles for hallways, staircases, and entryways. Available in multiple lengths.

Every rug in our collection is one of a kind, hand-knotted by skilled weavers in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Turkey, sourced directly since 1952. Free worldwide shipping on every order.