Articles on Persian Carpets

The Persian Royal Rug journal supports buyers who want to understand hand-knotted Persian rugs before selecting or sourcing one. Articles explain weaving regions, materials, knot structure, designs, workshop traditions, condition, care, authenticity and the commercial steps involved in purchasing from Iran.

Our editorial topics follow real questions raised by collectors, private buyers, interior professionals, galleries and trade clients. City guides cover Qom, Tabriz, Isfahan, Nain, Kashan, Kerman, Ardabil and Khorasan without reducing quality to a single measure such as knot count.

Technical guidance helps readers examine pile and foundation materials, edges, symmetry, colour, repairs, signatures and available provenance. The aim is practical buyer education, not invented rankings or guarantees that cannot be supported by the individual carpet.

The journal also explains professional sourcing, inspection, packing, export documentation and international delivery. These articles provide context; each transaction still requires review of the actual piece, destination and current logistics.

Use the guides to refine your requirements, then send dimensions, material, preferred origin, design references, budget and destination. A precise brief allows us to search for a suitable carpet and prepare a documented shortlist.