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From classic Persian rugs and luminous silk pieces to modern Oriental designs and flatwoven kilims, this collection brings our entire range together. Explore hand-knotted Oriental rugs from Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan, expressive nomadic and village rugs, and selected Ziegler, Bokhara and regional designs. Depending on the individual piece, fine wool, silk or carefully combined natural fibres shape its texture and appearance. A broad choice of sizes, colours and patterns makes it easier to find the right rug for a living room, dining area, bedroom or hallway. Every piece reflects skilled craftsmanship, individual provenance and a distinctive character capable of enriching an interior for years.
Discover hand-knotted Persian and Oriental rugs at Jakobson Carpets in a wide range of provenances, materials, patterns and colour palettes. From fine silk to characterful wool rugs, each type creates its own distinctive effect in the room.
This overview helps you quickly understand the main styles and go directly to the collection that suits your interior and personal preferences.
Provenance, material, pattern and colour all influence how a rug works in a room. Fine Persian rugs can appear elegant and highly detailed, while Bukhara or Ziegler rugs may feel calmer, more graphic or especially inviting depending on the design.
The following collections introduce the main rug styles individually and show the distinctive character of each.
Qom, Isfahan, Kashan, Nain and Tabriz each represent a distinct regional design language, material tradition and pattern world. Every provenance is shown here with its corresponding original image.
Qom silk rugs rank among the finest examples of Persian rug making. A silk pile and silk warp allow exceptionally precise contours, intricate motifs and an elegant appearance that changes with the light.
They are particularly well suited to quieter living spaces where the rug can take centre stage as a refined focal point.
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Isfahan rugs combine a fine wool pile with silk details and a silk warp. Precise medallions, floral drawing and balanced colour palettes give them a particularly refined presence.
Their understated fineness works beautifully in both classic interiors and clean, modern living spaces.
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Kashan rugs are known for classical medallions, floral ornament and often rich red and blue tones. Their patterns have a traditional, warm and distinguished character.
They work especially well in living and dining areas where a classic Persian rug is intended to make a visible statement.
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Nain rugs are known for light ivory and blue tones, fine lines and frequent silk accents. Their balanced designs feel elegant without visually weighing down the room.
They combine particularly well with light furniture, natural materials and modern interiors.
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Tabriz is one of the best-known Persian rug-making centres. Its rugs range from classical medallions and floral compositions to pictorial and exceptionally finely worked designs.
This breadth makes Tabriz a versatile choice for both classic interiors and sophisticated modern spaces.
Explore Tabriz RugsBukhara and Kashmir silk represent two very different expressions within the Oriental rug collection – from rhythmic geometric patterns to finely lustrous silk surfaces.
Bukhara rugs are known for their regularly repeating geometric motifs and calm, clearly structured pattern effect. Depending on the colours, they can appear classic, warm or pleasantly understated.
They suit living spaces where a traditional pattern should add structure without making the room feel busy.
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Kashmir silk rugs have a silk pile on a cotton warp. The fine surface allows detailed patterns and creates an elegant lustre that can change depending on the viewing direction.
They are especially well suited to quieter living spaces where fineness and decorative impact take centre stage.
Explore Kashmir Silk RugsAriana, Bakhtiari, Design, Farahan and Patchwork each have their own colour and pattern character. Each original image therefore remains matched to the specific rug style it represents.
Ziegler Ariana rugs combine traditional ornament with often softer, harmoniously coordinated colours. This gives them an inviting character and makes them especially easy to integrate into both light and classic interiors.
Their calm appearance makes them a versatile choice for living and dining areas.
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Ziegler Bakhtiari rugs have a bolder, more decorative pattern effect and reinterpret traditional design elements in an inviting way.
They suit rooms where the rug is intended to add greater presence and warmth to the interior.
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Ziegler Design rugs take classic patterns and translate them into a cleaner, more modern interior aesthetic. Restrained colours and balanced compositions make them easy to combine with contemporary furniture.
The result is a blend of traditional character and modern interior design.
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Ziegler Farahan rugs have a classically ornamental character and are particularly suited to rooms where a traditionally inspired rug should create a refined, distinguished accent.
The patterns are rich in detail, yet coordinated colours keep them inviting and easy to integrate.
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Ziegler Patchwork rugs combine different pattern fields to create a deliberately varied overall effect. The result is a characterful rug that blends traditional elements with a more modern visual language.
In pared-back interiors in particular, this design can create a distinctive focal point.
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Persian and Oriental rugs are shaped by regional rug-making traditions, inherited pattern worlds and different materials. This diversity explains why rugs from Qom, Nain, Bukhara or the Ziegler collections can differ so clearly in character and visual effect.
Considering provenance, materials and design together makes it easier to choose a rug deliberately and understand what makes each piece distinctive.
Clear information about provenance, materials and characteristics, together with reliable service terms, makes choosing a rug online easier.
You can assess your rug comfortably at home without having to factor in additional shipping or return costs.
You have enough time to see how the size, colour and pattern work in your own room before making your final decision.
The three-year warranty applies exclusively to hand-knotted rugs in accordance with the stated warranty terms.
Key answers about provenance, craftsmanship, materials, interior style and choosing the right size.
Persian rugs originate in present-day Iran and therefore form part of the wider family of Oriental rugs. Oriental rugs also include other regional rug-making traditions and styles.
On a hand-knotted rug, the knot structure can be examined on the reverse and the fringes form part of the foundation. Small irregularities can be typical signs of genuine handcraft.
Depending on the provenance and rug type, virgin wool, cotton and silk are commonly used. The materials and workmanship influence the feel, sheen, fineness and suitability for everyday use.
Light Nain or Isfahan rugs, as well as many Ziegler Ariana and Ziegler Design pieces, work particularly well with clean, modern interiors. The colour palette, pattern and room size are always decisive.
Measure the intended area including the furniture. A rug usually looks more harmonious when it visually brings the furniture together and is not chosen too small.
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