Kazak rugs have been sought after for generations, their unique design aesthetic a captivating combination of tribal history and geographic influence. Intricately hand-knotted from wool, the medallions, allover patterns, and central design reflect the inspiration the weavers drew from Caucasian rugs. A vivacious use of color, including brilliant reds, navies and ivories make these compelling, timeless additions to any room.

This handwoven masterpiece is crafted from luxurious wool. The rug brings both texture and elegance to your floors. Its unique design is a celebration of traditional craftsmanship, ensuring that no two pieces are alike.

Persian Nain rugs are renowned for their detail and fine use of outlining along the central motifs. Breaking from the classical style of many vintage rugs produced around central Iran, Persian Nain rugs became renowned for their modern appeal and personal style, establishing the classical motifs of many other regional rugs, only through a more precise lens. In this striking piece, the precision is particularly visible along the heart of the vintage Persian rug, where the attention to detail allows each individual color to stand out as a unique part of the whole. The surrounding borders help ground the masterpiece and add horizontal intrigue to the natural elements within, which are arranged vertically to establish a cascading effect.

Persian Nain rugs are renowned for their detail and fine use of outlining along the central motifs. Breaking from the classical style of many vintage rugs produced around central Iran, Persian Nain rugs became renowned for their modern appeal and personal style, establishing the classical motifs of many other regional rugs, only through a more precise lens. In this striking piece, the precision is particularly visible along the heart of the vintage Persian rug, where the attention to detail allows each individual color to stand out as a unique part of the whole. The surrounding borders help ground the masterpiece and add horizontal intrigue to the natural elements within, which are arranged vertically to establish a cascading effect.