Kazvin Rugs

Persian Kazvin (or Qazvin) rugs were produced in a city located between Tehran and Hamadan. During the early 20th century, these rugs were highly favored for export to the West. They are characterized by a thick, luxurious pile and a very high quality of wool that feels silky to the touch.

Design-wise, they often feature graceful, scrolling floral patterns and large central medallions that are reminiscent of Sarouk or Kashan styles. With their vibrant jewel tones and substantial weight, a Kazvin rug provides a plush, comfortable foundation and a sense of “Classic Persian” grandeur to any living space.

Kazvin rugs, originating from the historic weaving centers of Persia, are renowned for their extraordinary fineness and symmetrical, intricate designs. These luxury carpets typically feature dense floral or medallion motifs, reflecting the masterful artistry found across the classic rugs of Persia and Iran. Discover the high quality and masterful detail that ties these beautiful textiles to other neighboring weaving traditions, such as the exquisite style of traditional Kashan rugs.