Geometric Apple Surkh 1'7" x 3'2"Surkh rugs originate from the renowned weaving regions of Central Asia, particularly Turkmenistan and parts of northern Afghanistan. The term "Surkh," meaning "red" in Persian, highlights the rugs signature deep red hue, which is a defining characteristic that sets these rugs apart. Traditionally handwoven by Turkmen tribes, Surkh rugs are prized for their rich cultural heritage and intricate geometric patterns, often featuring repeating motifs such

reflecting the empire’s deep appreciation for nature and Persian artistry

which is a defining characteristic that sets these rugs apart

featuring soothing shades of green and gray that are naturally derived from vegetable dyes

featuring dense

Navajo rugs are a remarkable textile traditionally crafted by the Navajo people of the Southwestern United States

making every Ikat rug a one-of-a-kind work of art

Famous for their bold

Mughal rugs typically feature delicate patterns of vines

and cultural richness to any living space

which produces a plush pile with a luxurious

Naswai rugs are celebrated for their durability

Bokara rugs are known for their durability