Qum : Qum is onf othe major cities of Iran. Most of the Iranian Carpets are known as in the name of the cities. Qum carpets are coming from the city of GHOM. Most of the Qum
carpets are pure silk on silk carpet. >>

Nain : Nain Carpets are made in the small town of Nain in the Province of Isfahan. Nain has always had a reputation of producing high quality wool. The carpet from Nain are also know for their fine patterns, quite similar .>>

Isfahan : Isfahan these carpets come from the old Persian capital Isfahan and were probably the first to be recognized in the West, as, during the reign of Shah Abbas, many carpets were sent as gifts to the rulers of western countries. >>

Tabriz : Tabriz is the second largest city in Iran, situated in the north. The carpets from Tabriz are of high quality and have great variations in size. The pattern could be fish, floral, vases, trees, hunting scenes or teardrop medallions.>>

Indian : The carpets first made in Kashmir as early as the 15th century. Kashmir developed its good name for rugs and carpets. Kashmiri designs tend to be adopted from various sources, especially Persian, Kashmir Bukhra were>>

Afghan : Afghan rugs comes in two kinds, the "old", woven by nomadic Turkomans, and the "new", woven in craft centres by Turkomans and Afghans. Some Afghan rugs look very similar to Turkoman. Rugs were, and still >>

Pakistan : Pakistan made hand-knotted rugs, mostly in the Persian style, are made in Lahore and Karachi, though there are some examples of Caucasian or Turcoman influence. Many of these rugs are very closely and regularly knotted>>

Tribal : Tribal the east of the Owlad find the Yalameh tribe, who seem also to belong to the Luri group, although some say they have Qashqai seems more Qashqai-inspired-the Lurs usually tend to prefer bolder uncluttered carpet layouts. Tribals>>