Serapi usually denotes finer, more formal late-19th-century Heriz-area weaving, while Bakshaish rugs skew village-made and improvisational; terms overlap and are dealer conventions, not strict labels.
Serapi usually denotes finer, more formal late-19th-century Heriz-area weaving, while Bakshaish rugs skew village-made and improvisational; terms overlap and are dealer conventions, not strict labels.