Hamadan rugs are characterized by their geometric patterns and the presence of central figures as a design common to all of them. They retain their colors and appearance over time.

They are classified within the group of tribal rugs.

Typical Colors

Dark reds and blues predominate, contrasting with ivory. Green, blues, and soft browns are present in more recent rugs.

Texture and Quality

Soft, made of fine wool with a consistent, plush pile of medium length.

Their excellent quality and colorful design make them particularly attractive for all types of environments, providing great warmth.

Base Structure

Warp and weft are fundamentally made of cotton; it is common for them to have fringe on only one side.

The beginning of the weave on the side without fringe is a Kilim weave, which generally also indicates the orientation of the rug from South to North, with the south being the side without fringe.

An elongated shape is a characteristic of these rugs. The Turkish knot is the most frequently used, with cases of the Persian knot being very rare.