Moud rugs, also spelled “Moud” or “Mood,” are renowned Persian rugs from the village of Moud, located in the northeastern part of Iran in the Khorasan region. These rugs are celebrated for their intricate designs, high-quality materials, and fine craftsmanship. Here are some key characteristics and details about Moud rugs:

Characteristics of Moud Rugs

1. Design and Patterns:
   • Moud rugs typically feature elaborate floral patterns, medallions, and garden designs (known as “Khesti”).
   • Common motifs include intertwining vines, floral sprays, and botehs (paisleys).
   • The designs are often symmetrical and highly detailed, showcasing the weavers’ skill and attention to detail.
2. Colours:
   • Moud rugs are known for their rich and varied colour palettes.
   • Common colours include shades of blue, red, ivory, green, and beige.
   • The use of natural dyes ensures that the colours are both vibrant and durable