Koliais are tribal Persian rugs made by nomadic Kurdish people of western Iran. They are more than often characterized by the bright and lively colors that they use. The Koliai often has a large central medallion with a classic hexagonal Herati diamond design and beveled corners inside the main border.

"Most of the Nahavands made are about 5 feet by 8 feet. They feature floral spray designs and geometric patterns, often in a rust or reddish salmon color. The fame of the Nahavand is greatly due to the quality of the wool used to weave it. The thick soft and lustrous pile always shines under the light."

"Arak rugs are hand-woven Persian pieces made in Arak (formerly known as Sultanabad), the capital city of the province of Markad, which sits on the high plateau of central Northwestern Iran. These carpets are beautiful and unique pieces that will enhance any room by means of lively colors and warm motifs in their patterns."

Trying to find a rug that suits your modern decor? These rug styles will complement any contemporary decor with their versatile patterns and understated appeal.

Kashan

"The term Village Rugs or Tribal Rugs is applied to a broad category of rugs that share common features of construction, character and design. Village rugs fall somewhere between nomadic and workshop rugs. "

Beautiful handmade Hamadan rugs