Transitional and Persian Rugs

When talking about traditional rugs, the terms Persian rugs come to mind. The art, mystique, and history of Persian Rugs make them renowned for their brilliant designs, uncompromising quality, durability, and value.

What’s the difference?

Oriental rug refers to a hand-woven rug made from wool, silk or cotton, woven in the Orient (a historic term for Asia), specifically Iran, China, India, Russia, Turkey, Pakistan, Tibet and Nepal. Persian rug refers to carpets exclusively woven in Iran (before 1935, Persia).

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