Afshar rugs

Discover our collection of Persian Afshar rugs, characterized by geometric motifs, intense colors, and an artisanal tradition rooted in the culture of oriental carpets.

Afshar rugs are prized for their geometric designs, medallions, diamond patterns, and stylized floral decorations. Deep shades of red, blue, burgundy, and ivory give these rugs an authentic and distinctive character.

Traditionally associated with Persian craftsmanship, Afshar rugs stand out for their wealth of detail and a style inspired by the tradition of nomadic and tribal carpets from Iran.

Our selection includes antique and traditional Afshar rugs in various sizes, ideal for living rooms, lounges, entryways, and other areas of the home.

Explore our available Afshar rugs and choose a Persian rug with a unique character, capable of enhancing your space with elegance and authenticity.

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What are the characteristics of Afshar rugs?

Afshar rugs are known for their geometric motifs, compact compositions, medallions, and characteristic diamond and boteh patterns. The palette often includes intense shades such as red, rust, blue, and ivory, typical of the aesthetic of Persian tribal rugs.

Are Afshar rugs handmade?

Traditional Afshar rugs belong to Persian artisanal production and are characterized by manual knotting techniques. Workmanship and materials can vary from one piece to another; for this reason, it is important to check the specific characteristics of each rug.

How to recognize an original Afshar rug?

To evaluate an Afshar rug, it is important to observe the quality of the knotting, the materials, the structure of the rug, the geometric motifs, and the color combination. The stated origin and any information regarding provenance can also help to better understand the characteristics of the piece.

How to choose an Afshar rug for your home?

To choose an Afshar rug, it is important to consider the size of the room, the colors of the decor, and the character of the design. The geometric patterns and intense colors can enhance living rooms, lounges, entryways, and spaces where you want to create a decorative focal point.