Persian Rugs

Authentic Persian rugs combine centuries-old craftsmanship with timeless beauty. Hand-knotted from fine wool, luxurious silk and natural dyes, they bring warmth, elegance and personality into your home. Every pattern tells a story of tradition and turns the rug into a special piece of interior culture.

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Isfahan Silk Warp 340 x 220 cm

€10,928.00 €13,660.00

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Isfahan Silk Warp 325 x 210 cm

€8,631.00 €9,590.00

Isfahan Silk Warp 300 x 210 cm

€8,970.00

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Tabriz 50Raj 315 x 205 cm

€6,534.00 €7,260.00

Qum Silk 365 x 250 cm

€68,390.00

Tabriz 50Raj 317 x 204 cm

€5,380.00

Nain 9La 254 x 158 cm

€1,750.00

Tabriz 50Raj 210 x 151 cm

€2,440.00

Tabriz 50Raj 220 x 152 cm

€3,270.00

Tabriz 50Raj 206 x 154 cm

€3,730.00

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Nain 6La 323 x 198 cm

€6,136.00 €7,670.00

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Isfahan Silk Warp 168 x 108 cm

€1,920.00 €2,560.00

Isfahan Silk Warp 229 x 156 cm

€5,770.00

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Tabriz 50Raj 200 x 150 cm

€2,904.00 €3,630.00

Isfahan Silk Warp 235 x 155 cm

€6,130.00

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Isfahan Silk Warp 254 x 154 cm

€4,665.00 €6,220.00

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Isfahan Silk Warp 241 x 158 cm

€4,755.00 €6,340.00

Nain 6La 100 x 73 cm

€815.00

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Isfahan Silk Warp 241 x 155 cm

€4,952.00 €6,190.00

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Nain 6La 302 x 202 cm

€7,551.00 €8,390.00

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Isfahan Silk Warp 167 x 113 cm

€1,974.00 €2,820.00

Tabriz 50Raj 318 x 200 cm

€5,250.00

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Tabriz 50Raj 205 x 145 cm

€2,958.00 €3,480.00

Qum Silk 147 x 99

€3,830.00

Nain 6La 194 x 130 cm

€2,195.00

Nain 6La 600 x 400 cm

€51,800.00

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Qum Silk 78 x 59 cm

€952.00 €1,360.00

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Tabriz 50Raj 215 x 155 cm

€2,872.00 €3,590.00

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Isfahan Silk Warp 249 x 156 cm

€4,710.00 €6,280.00

Tabriz 50Raj 209 x 150 cm

€3,270.00

Qum 156 x 103 cm

€950.00

Nain 6La 105 x 77 cm

€850.00

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Tabriz 50Raj 317 x 204 cm

€4,662.00 €5,180.00

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Qum Silk 300 x 200 cm

€28,413.00 €40,590.00

Qum Silk 121 x 79 cm

€2,400.00

Nain 6La 470 x 320 cm

€19,540.00

Nain 6La 416 x 297 cm

€13,490.00

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Qum Silk 201 x 138 cm

€10,665.00 €14,220.00

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Isfahan Silk Warp 243 x 160 cm

€4,896.00 €6,120.00

Isfahan Silk Warp 232 x 158 cm

€6,190.00

Isfahan Silk Warp 108 x 71 cm

€720.00

Qum Silk 82 x 58 cm

€1,350.00

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Tabriz 50Raj 200 x 142 cm

€3,474.00 €3,860.00

Tabriz 50Raj 317 x 204 cm

€4,970.00

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Qum Silk 120 x 76 cm

€2,849.00 €4,070.00

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Qum Silk 201 x 131 cm

€6,992.00 €8,740.00

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Isfahan Silk Warp 175 x 108 cm

€1,848.00 €2,640.00

Qum Silk 137 x 84 cm

€4,250.00

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Isfahan Silk Warp 300 x 200 cm

€7,168.00 €8,960.00

Isfahan Silk Warp 308 x 211 cm

€8,860.00

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Qum Silk 206 x 139 cm

€11,830.00 €16,900.00

Isfahan Silk Warp 107 x 72 cm

€660.00

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Isfahan Silk Warp 241 x 160 cm

€4,785.00 €6,380.00

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Tabriz 50Raj 203 x 152 cm

€2,872.00 €3,590.00

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Isfahan Silk Warp 242 x 160 cm

€5,080.00 €6,350.00

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Qum Silk 197 x 137 cm

€8,175.00 €10,900.00

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Qum Silk 152 x 100 cm

€3,272.00 €4,090.00

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Qum Silk 210 x 134 cm

€8,010.00 €10,680.00

Qum Silk 195 x 127 cm

€13,320.00

Qum Silk 208 x 130 cm

€9,390.00

Persian Rugs – Jakobson Carpets

Jakobson Carpets

Persian rugs – features, origin, quality and timeless elegance

Persian rugs are among the most famous carpet types in the world and have stood for refined knotting artistry, high-quality natural materials and unmistakable style for centuries. They combine culture, craftsmanship and interior aesthetics in a special way, giving rooms a calm, elegant and premium atmosphere.

At Jakobson Carpets you will find authentic hand-knotted Persian rugs from our own production. Every rug is created with great care, traditional expertise and a clear commitment to quality, origin and design. The result is not mass-produced goods, but a rug with character, substance and lasting value.

What is a Persian rug?

A Persian rug is a hand-knotted rug from historical Persia, essentially today’s Iran. These rugs are considered the embodiment of the finest oriental knotting art and are known worldwide for their artistic patterns, high-quality materials and long lifespan.

Authentic Persian rugs are characterised by precise ornaments, harmonious colour palettes and regional differences in pattern, choice of material and fineness. Some rugs appear floral and richly detailed, while others are calmer, more graphic or especially elegant.

A real Persian rug is not an industrially manufactured product, but a unique piece knotted by hand using traditional methods. Depending on provenance, knot density and material, rugs develop their own distinctive expression — from fine and luxurious to classic and representative.

How can you recognise authentic Persian rugs?

High-quality Persian rugs can be recognised by several features: the craftsmanship, material quality, knot density, reverse side, colour effect and clarity of the pattern.

Close-up detail of an authentic Persian rug

Fine knotting and pattern of a Persian rug

Handwork

Hand-knotted, not industrial

Authentic Persian rugs are traditionally knotted by hand. Small irregularities are not a flaw, but a sign of handcrafted authenticity.

Materials

Wool, cotton and silk

High-quality natural fibres are typical. They provide a pleasant feel, excellent durability and an elegant surface effect with natural depth.

Pattern

Fine details and clear ornamentation

The finer the knotting, the more precisely borders, medallions, floral elements and other traditional Persian rug motifs appear.

Knot density in Persian rugs

The knot density per square metre is one of the most important criteria when assessing a rug. The higher the knot count, the more detailed and precise the pattern can be.

Knot density influences not only the appearance, but also the value and durability of a rug. Well-known city provenances such as Qom, Isfahan, Nain or Tabriz often stand for finer qualities with detailed execution.

Skilled weavers work with the highest precision for many months on a single rug. That is why knot density is regarded as one of the most visible signs of genuine craftsmanship.

Very coarse 40,000 – 80,000 knots/m²

Robust, rather simply knotted rugs.

Coarse 80,000 – 120,000 knots/m²

Clearer patterns, solid everyday rugs.

Solid quality 120,000 – 240,000 knots/m²

A good basis for classic patterns and clean execution.

Finer 240,000 – 360,000 knots/m²

Often a range found in high-quality Persian rugs.

Fine 360,000 – 500,000 knots/m²

Very good detail definition and an elegant overall effect.

Very fine 500,000 – 1,000,000 knots/m²

Particularly artistic and high-quality knotting.

Important provenances of authentic Persian rugs

Origin shapes a Persian rug in a special way. It influences colours, patterns, material effect, fineness and the entire character of the rug.

Qom Silk

Qom silk rugs are among the most exclusive Persian rugs of all. They impress with exceptional fineness, often silky surfaces and a luxurious, richly detailed pattern effect.

Isfahan

Isfahan rugs stand for cultivated elegance, symmetrical compositions and particularly harmonious colour palettes. They are considered a worldwide symbol of fine Persian knotting art.

Kashan

Kashan rugs are known for classic medallion patterns, warm red tones and a representative appearance. They feel traditional, high-quality and especially homely.

Nain

Nain rugs are famous for their light, elegant colours, fine knotting and calm, stylish effect. They fit beautifully into both classic and modern interiors.

Tabriz

Tabriz rugs are among the most famous Persian rugs in the world. They impress with design variety, precise knotting and patterns ranging from classic to opulent.

History and tradition of oriental and Persian rugs

The history of Persian rugs

The history of Persian rugs reaches back many centuries. Regional knotting traditions developed early in Persia and remain world-famous today. Each era brought new pattern worlds, colour compositions and workshop styles that made the Persian rug an important cultural asset.

To this day, authentic Persian rugs express patience, precision and inherited skill. This connection of art, function and tradition is exactly what creates their special value — in both classic and modern interiors.

Buy Persian rugs online at Jakobson Carpets

Anyone who wants to buy Persian rugs online looks for trust, authentic origin, high-quality materials and convincing workmanship. At Jakobson Carpets, traditional production, our own manufacturing, carefully selected provenances and the highest quality standards come together in a collection of lasting value.

Whether Qom Silk, Isfahan, Kashan, Nain or Tabriz — with us you will find original hand-knotted Persian rugs with style, authenticity and a presence that refines living spaces permanently.

Discover Persian rugs

Frequently asked questions about Persian rugs

Answers to important questions about authenticity, materials, knot density, origin and buying criteria.

What defines an authentic Persian rug?

An authentic Persian rug is hand-knotted, usually made from high-quality natural materials such as wool, cotton or silk, and has a clearly recognisable traditional origin. Typical features are fine patterns, good knot density and high-quality workmanship.

How can you recognise a hand-knotted Persian rug?

Important indications are the visible structure on the reverse side, small handmade irregularities, precise ornaments and a natural feel. Material, provenance and knot density also play an important role.

Why are Persian rugs so valuable?

Because they are created through elaborate handwork, often made over many months and combine traditional art, material quality and durability in one product. High-quality pieces are therefore considered especially value-retaining and style-defining.

Which provenances are especially well known for Persian rugs?

The best-known provenances include Qom Silk, Isfahan, Kashan, Nain and Tabriz. Each region has its own pattern traditions, colour worlds and craft characteristics.

What knot density is considered high quality in a Persian rug?

High-quality Persian rugs often begin in finer ranges from around 240,000 knots per square metre. Particularly exclusive qualities can be much higher and show a very precise, richly detailed pattern.

Which materials are used for Persian rugs?

Typical materials are virgin wool, cotton and silk. Depending on provenance and fineness, pure natural fibres or high-quality material combinations are used.

Why buy Persian rugs from Jakobson Carpets?

Because at Jakobson Carpets you can rely on our own production, authentic origin, high-quality workmanship, a 3-year warranty and a 31-day return policy — quality with real substance.