Ramezani Rugs

15/03/2019

Heriz rugs are Persian rugs from the area of Heris, East Azerbaijan in northwest Iran, northeast of Tabriz. Such rugs are produced in the village of the same name in the slopes of Mount Sabalan. The weavers are of Turkic speaking similar to the rest of Azerbaijan. Heriz carpets are durable and hard-...

04/02/2019

Bidjar (Bijar) rugs come from a region in northwest Iran with a predominantly Kurdish population. Most Bidjar rugs are woven by Kurdish weavers in village workshops and weavers from the Afshari tribe that settled here. Bijars have been called the “iron rug” because of their unbelievable sturdiness, a bijar carpet is almost indestructible! The reason for this is their main characteristic, the unique style of weaving.

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04/02/2019

Bakhtiari rugs are named after the Bakhtiari tribal confederation, an ancient tribe in the Chahar Mahal region of south-central Iran, southwest of Isfahan. Small rugs, kelims, and bags are woven by nomadic Bakhtiari, while larger carpets are made in the villages.

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28/12/2017

Beautiful Afghan Balouch Vintage Rug from our rug collection

21/12/2017

40% OFF on this Beautiful Afghan Balouch Rug, Hurry Just one left

Size: 4.7 x 2.9 Feet Origin: Afghanistan Age: 1990s The Beluchis live on the border district between Iran and Afghanistan. Beluch is a generic term of nomads consisting of smaller tribes with varied origin. Their livelihood consists of agriculture, raising sheep, goats and camels

08/12/2017

26/10/2017

The Turkoman people of Afghanistan, particularly the Ersari tribe ,have been weaving Turkmen rugs for centuries. Rich dark reds in hand or machine spun wool with various designs among them, the very famous Bokhara or the Elephent foot is the characteristic of such classical rugs. In recent years mai...

25/10/2017

The Turkoman people of Afghanistan, particularly the Ersari tribe ,have been weaving Turkmen rugs for centuries. Rich dark reds in hand or machine spun wool with various designs among them, the very famous Bokhara or the Elephent foot is the characteristic of such classical rugs. In recent years mai...

24/10/2017

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Using handspun wool in mainly vegetable dyes and in geomatric caucasian designs has revived the old and most wanted decorative kilims. The skilled weavers of Afghanistan who have the tradition of kilim making in Meymaneh for years have made this production possible. They represent a very good value…

18/10/2017

Few collection of Ramezani Handmade rugs and carpets