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Aktscha rugs – Warm-toned classics of Turkmen tradition

Aktscha rugs are a living expression of Turkmen nomadic traditions, with every knot carrying the heritage of Central Asian rug culture. Their deep red ground and traditional gul motifs create a bold yet harmonious visual character. Each piece brings individuality and a sense of history into the home.

2-ply and 3-ply Pakistani rugs – Soft wool and harmonious oriental patterns

These rugs carry forward the refined legacy of Central Asian nomadic traditions, where the orderly simplicity of Tekke and Bokhara patterns meets Pakistani craftsmanship. Their warm colours and soft wool create a cosy, balanced atmosphere.

Afghan kilim rugs – Ancient nomadic weaving traditions in modern homes

Afghan kilim rugs represent one of the oldest forms of Eastern nomadic weaving tradition, featuring a flat, reversible construction and geometric patterns. Durable and easy to use, their natural materials make them a timeless choice for both modern and classic interiors.

Kashghai kilim rugs – Timeless woven masterpieces of southern Persian nomads

Kashghai kilim rugs are handmade, flatwoven pieces created by the nomadic tribes of southern Persia, distinguished by their durability and geometric patterns. Made from natural wool and plant-based dyes, they are timeless and versatile interior accessories.

Antique kilim rugs – Nomadic traditions and timeless craftsmanship

Antique kilims are versatile rugs that are easy to incorporate into a wide range of interiors. Their natural materials and geometric patterns provide a strong foundation for any space. They work especially well with wooden furniture and clean, understated interiors.

Seneh (Sanandaj) kilims – Kurdish craftsmanship from the heart of the Kurdistan region

In the weaving workshops of Sanandaj, tradition has followed the same rhythm for centuries: hand-tied knots, deep colours and layered patterns. Seneh rugs bring this slow, enduring world of craftsmanship into the home, with each piece preserving a unique cultural imprint.

Rose kilim rugs – Floral vintage charm with Eastern craftsmanship

Rose kilim rugs are unique pieces made from recycled vintage kilims. Their floral patterns and soft, aged appearance bring distinctive character to the space. They are a decorative and harmonious choice for both modern and classic interiors.

Malayer patchwork rugs – Antique Eastern craftsmanship reimagined

Fragments of old rugs find new harmony in the Malayer Patchwork collection. The worn patterns and subtle colour transitions create a distinctive artistic atmosphere, bringing warmth and unique character to the interior.

Vintage patchwork rugs – Reimagined traditions with a unique appearance

The stories of several old rugs come together in a single new creation in the Vintage Patchwork collection. Carefully selected fragments are given a new life, allowing every piece to combine history, traditional craftsmanship and modern creativity.

Vintage Royal rugs – Unique character and timeless elegance

Vintage Royal rugs are reborn through the fusion of Eastern craftsmanship and contemporary design. Carefully preserved patterns and richly patinated surfaces make every piece unique, while bringing timeless elegance and strong character to the interior.

Vintage Kerman rugs – Antique Persian tradition in a modern form

Vintage Kerman rugs fit perfectly with today’s interior design trends: their understated colour palette preserves the antique Persian pattern beneath the surface. They are an ideal choice for modern, Scandinavian and loft-style spaces where subtle elegance and individuality are equally important.

Traditional Afghan Khal Mohammadi rugs – Deep red tones, Turkmen heritage and bold character

Warm, fiery red tones, nomadic traditions and handwoven details define the distinctive world of Khal Mohammadi rugs. These pieces convey both strength and warmth, while their natural materials and traditional patterns create an intimate atmosphere within the space.

Shaal rugs – Afghan Turkmen craftsmanship, vibrant colours and premium wool

Highland craftsmanship, natural materials and timeless beauty give Shaal rugs a distinctive character in any interior.

Bidjar Royal and Bidjar Indi rugs – Geometric strength, durability and a modern Indian reinterpretation

A modern reinterpretation of classic Bidjar design: durable, elegant and characterful rugs for every home.

Kashghai rugs – A colourful nomadic world and iconic tribal heritage

Kashghai rugs evoke the world of nomadic tribes, where every pattern reflects a way of life and every colour carries the imprint of a story.

Tabriz Royal and Tabriz Indi rugs – Classic Persian patterns in elegant Indian craftsmanship

Discover Tabriz Royal and Tabriz Indi rugs, which combine the famous Tabriz design tradition with the refined craftsmanship of Indian rug making.

Balutch rugs – Nomadic simplicity, powerful symbolism and Eastern character

Because of their prayer-rug format and geometric motifs, these pieces create a distinctive effect not only on the floor but also when displayed on a wall. They represent an ancient yet timeless visual language.

Afshar rugs – Nomadic heritage, bold geometry and historical prestige

The combination of rust red, deep blue and earthy tones gives Afshar rugs a powerful visual presence. Their rustic yet balanced style also allows them to blend easily into modern interiors.

Shiraz rugs – Poetry, nomadic tradition and rustic geometry

Shiraz rugs represent one of the most honest and rustic branches of Persian rug culture. Their nomadic origins and geometric patterns evoke a world where tradition and everyday life are naturally intertwined.

Oriental Gabbeh rugs – The world of nomadic minimalism and natural craftsmanship

Every Gabbeh rug is slightly different. Natural wool, vegetable dyes and freely composed patterns create a unique atmosphere that machine production cannot replicate.

Klardasht rugs – Raw geometry and contrasting Persian minimalism

For those seeking something more unusual than traditional Persian rugs, Klardasht rugs offer an exciting alternative. Behind their simpler patterns lies a rich cultural heritage and the quality of traditional hand-knotting.