These beautiful Persian rugs are traditional Hand-knotted carpets crafted by Persian artisans in the Hamadan region of Iran. Hosseinabad rugs are appreciated for their craftsmanship and aesthetic appeal, making them a popular choice for both traditional and modern interior designs.

Origin and History

Origin and History: Hossein abad or Hussainabad rugs are tribal rugs that are handwoven by the semi-nomadic peoples of western Iran in a village near Hamadan by the name of Hosseinabad.

Design and Patterns

• Patterns:

The most common design in Hosseinabad rugs is the Herati pattern, which features a diamond shape surrounded by curving leaves and floral motifs. The overall layout can be quite intricate, with repeating geometric and floral patterns.

• Medallions:

While central medallions are less common, they can occasionally be found in some Hosseinabad rugs, usually surrounded by detailed field patterns.

• Borders:

The borders of these rugs typically have multiple layers with detailed, repeating motifs.

• Materials:

High-quality wool with a cotton foundation, contributing to their durability.

• Knotting:

  Usually hand-knotted with a Turkish (Ghiordes) knot, known for its strength and longevity.

  • Colour Palette:

Rich, vibrant colors like red, blue, ivory, and sometimes green or yellow.