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Persian Rugs

 

If you are familiar with the Persian rug, then you already know there is nothing quite like them throughout the entire globe. Persian rugs are known for being breathtakingly beautiful, expertly constructed, durable and very high quality. Depending on a variety of factors, such as age, size and artisanship, a Persian area rugs Charlotte NC can be worth thousands or even millions of dollars!


 

Traditionally, Persian area rugs are intricately hand-made rugs from top quality materials and take a very long time to complete. In fact, many rug connoisseurs consider Persian rugs the finest oriental rugs Charlotte NC on the international marketplace, but that is of course really a matter of personal taste. We’re very proud of our Persian rug selection throughout our online inventory and know just how special each and every one of these rugs truly are, but of course we offer many other kinds of affordable, beautiful rugs on our website too!


 

While traditional Persian rugs are made by hand, we also offer a large variety of less expensive, machine-made rugs within our inventory. If this is your first time shopping for Persian rugs for sale, you may be a bit nervous about your upcoming purchase, but our team is here to support you and help you throughout this exciting acquisition. There is no reason to be concerned because the sales experts at Rug Source will help you during every step of the buying process to ensure that all of your concerns and priorities are upheld.


 

From determining which Persian rug will work in the space you are shopping for, to picking a color scheme, to finding cheap rugs at the right price point and much more, our team is here to serve you in every way possible. On this page we’ll go over our unique guide to help you throughout your journey into the mystical and truly unbridled world of Persian rug shopping, but if you have any questions whatsoever reach out to us so we can help put you in the right direction towards your perfect, Persian rug match!


 

Guide to Buying Persian Rugs


 

To help you purchase a Persian-style rug you will love for years to come, we have put together a brief guide you can refer to during the buying process. If you have questions about the information we have provided or a topic that’s not covered in our guide, we encourage you to contact us at RugSource.com so we can assist you further.


 

We are always happy to answer any questions you have because we want you to make an informed purchase you will be happy with, and we know just how important it is to get a Persian rug purchase absolutely perfect for your space’s parameters and your personal preferences. Throughout this guide we’ll discuss the illustrious history of Persian rugs, the many choices of intricate shapes and designs, and utilizing the right dealer for your purchasing decisions. By going through our following guide for buying Persian rugs, you’ll put yourself in a much better position to make the very best choice.

 

 

So here is our guide to buying Persian rugs:


 

Background of the Persian Rug:


 

Persian rugs are typically manufactured and produced in Iran, which is also the country that makes about 75 percent of the entire world’s hand-woven rugs. A Persian rug also called a persian carpet, is distinct from rugs made in other countries based on the knot used in the rug’s construction, as well as many other unique factors. Larger rugs are referred to as Q-li or Farsh, while rugs that are less than 6 feet by 4 feet are called Qa-licheh.


 

There’s no doubt about it that Persian rugs have one of the most unique backgrounds out of all the international-style rugs we offer, and having a thorough understanding of a particular rug’s background story and cultural context can go a very long way in terms of discovering a hidden gem that may exponentially accrue in value over many years!


 

The Shape and Design of Persian rugs:

 

Persian rugs usually have a rectangular shape, but there are plenty of round rugs that are also available throughout our online inventory. When you go through our Persian rug pages, you’ll undoubtedly see rugs in many different colors that also boast a wide array of nice-looking patterns and designs.


 

Many of the designs that you’ll notice on Persian rugs have been handed down from generation to generation, and this is something that is very special and helps make today’s Persian rugs very unique. There are four primary patterns that are used to make these types of extraordinary rugs, including an all-over pattern, a central medallion pattern, a compartment layout, and a one-sided pattern.


 

The common motifs on Persian rugs indicate the specific regions where they were produced, and we’ll always be able to help you identify these motifs and provide you with the cultural context of each Persian rug you’re interested in. We understand how the cultural context of Persian rugs is rather fascinating because this is our passion, and we’ll be happy to share our expertise with you as you’re browsing our vast amount of options.


 

Genuine Persian Style Rugs:


 

One of the biggest concerns many people have is whether a given Persian rug is truly genuine. To determine if a rug is vintage, you should look at its label and patterns, as well as the knots used to make the rug; but of course, we understand how this is somewhat difficult while shopping for Persian rugs online.


 

We stand by the overall authenticity of our Persian rugs, and we’ll be more than ready to help provide any proof that’s necessary to assure you that our Persian rugs are truly the real deal.


 

Dealer of Persian Rugs:

 

In some cases, where you buy a Persian rug is almost as important as the actual rug you end up purchasing. You should invest some time in finding a dealer you trust and one that will thoroughly explain the options that are available to you. Rug Source has been helping homeowners, businesses and designers purchase Persian rugs for more than 10 years and we will be happy to help you throughout your Persian rug journey, too.


 

Contact us today to get details about our ongoing rug sale, where you can get up to 80 percent off retail prices. We know that our unique combination of quality and affordability is what helps set us apart, and we’re excited to hear from you in terms of which Persian rugs you think would work well within your desired space!

 

 



 

Kashan Rugs: A Tribute to the Safavid Dynasty of the Persian Empire

Kashan rugs are an export from one of Iran’s oldest cities, Kashan, dating back to the 17th century or late 16th century. Kashan was a hub of silk production beginning with the Safavid dynasty, a golden age of Persian weaving under the reign of Shah Abbas.

Contemporary Kashan rug sales began toward the end of the 19th century, when Kashan merchants hoped to replicate the success of weaving shops in Tabriz to the north. During this era, many antique Kashan rugs were commissioned for individual homes. The best Kashan carpets of the 19th-century and turn of the 20th century are formal, traditional and luxurious.

The warp and weft of Kashan rugs are usually made of cotton with the traditional asymmetrical Persian know. The thin double weft is often woven between 120 knots per square inch and 840 knots per square inch. The finished texture of Kashan rugs is soft to the touch. The best Kashan carpets use a superior quality of wool that sometimes has silk mixed in.

An antique Kashan rug was colored with vegetable dyes, which contribute to their unique texture, but
modern Kashan rugs (from the 1930s) use contemporary chrome dyes.

The highly sought after curvilinear designs of Kashan weaving was popularized by Kashan weavers in the early 1900s. The Kashan rug typically centers around a teardrop medallion, though intricately detailed motifs like palmettos, blossoms, leaves and arabesques are common, as well. The “Royal Garden” of Kashan is the source of a notable garden motif that is the archetype of Persian carpet designs. Another inspiration for many Kashan carpets is the “Garden of Paradise.”

Pakistani Kashan Rugs

When the Mogul empire spread through Iran to the Indian subcontinent, the work of Persian weavers was carried to modern day Pakistan. The city of Lahore today produces the vast majority of modern Pakistani Kashan rugs.

Like their Iranian forebears, Pakistani Kashans use a wool pile on a cotton base. Mogul Kashan rugs use the Senneh knot, an asymmetrical double knot that produces a dense, heavy weave, making them extremely durable. One of the main distinctions between Iranian and Pakistani Kashan rugs is the use of color. Pakistani Kashans feature predominantly pastel shades, whereas a traditional Persian Kashan carpet may include richer reds, greens and blues.

Motasham Kashan Carpets: Exceptional…and Exceptionally Rare

Motasham Kashan carpets are the rarest group of Kashan carpets. They feature non-traditional designs and color palettes and were woven with lamb’s wool renowned for its luminous, reflective sheen. True Motasham Kashan rugs are finely knotted and extremely difficult to find.

Dating from the middle of the 19th century, antique Motasham Kashan carpets are among the finest Persian carpets. Early Motasham Kashan rugs (pre-1850) use a technique known as abrash, marked by an emotive use of color shading and color shifts. They commonly feature an antique ivory or gold background and subtle pastel tones throughout the weave. Over time, the dyes in an antique Motasham rug will soften and acquire an earthy patina. The rich lanolin will rise to the surface of the wool fibers over time, given the rug an extraordinary luster.



Red Rugs

 

Red and burgundy area rugs will always provide a very sophisticated, warm energy to any given room within a home or office. Red rugs quite easily create focal points within living, dining and bedrooms; and this is mainly because these bright, bold colors naturally draw in a viewer’s attention.

 

Burgundy rugs tend to be a little less attention commanding, but these deeper hues often work beautifully as a complementing piece of art that accents a room’s furniture and walls without being overwhelming.

 

Our affordable options and unique rug selection beats out all of our big box online competitors, and our unbeatable customer service is what has always set Rug Source apart from the rest of the industry. Professional decorators and interior designers choose us time and time again for our high-quality, affordable options; and everyone else likes working with us because we go above and beyond when it comes to assisting our clients in their search for the perfect rug match.

 

On this page we’re going to discuss our guide to purchasing red rugs, which includes information pertaining to why they’re great for home décor, important considerations to keep in mind, and tips for finding your perfect red rug.

 

We understand that you’re likely to have questions or concerns when going through your final options on your way to purchasing your next area rug, which is why our team of experts is always here to support you throughout every step of the rug shopping process.

 

We always encourage our clients to reach out to us when they have any questions or concerns pertaining to our online inventory, so contact us online today to speak with one of our team’s experts.

Why Red Rugs For Home Décor?

 

Red area rugs always are absolutely fantastic when it comes to developing a classic ambience within any home’s décor, and these rugs are truly timeless and have remained in style for centuries!

 

Feng Shui is the general design practice of striking balance between our living spaces and the natural world, and in Feng Shui our living and dining rooms are meant to coincide with the earth element. This type of earth element typically consists of warm reds and browns, which makes these rug colors one of the best suited options for any Feng Shui décor approach.

 

But no matter what design approach you’re going for with your home or workspace, red is known to bring about the following traits into any given space:

 

  • Comfort

  • Conversation

  • Excitement

  • Stimulation

 

Feng Shui may limit your combination limits when using red as your rug color (like painting your walls red too), but we’re confident in how red area rugs complement other earthy tones. You can always play around with decorating rules to find the perfect combination of aesthetics that work best for you and your space!

Important Considerations In Knowing If A Red Rug Is Right For You

 

Area rugs are always a very crucial part of interior design, which is why professional decorators will utilize rugs as floor artwork or to complement the rest of a room’s aesthetics. But with red rugs, you’ll undoubtedly achieve both of these design objectives.

 

Ensuring that you’re getting the right red rug for your home or office necessitates going through the following considerations:

 

  • Size: Getting to your perfect area rug is a lot like getting that just right Goldilocks fit within your desired space. A good rule of thumb to follow with getting an adequate rug size is ensuring that the rug is at least big enough to cover a rooms entire seating area, and then a little more. You don't want your area rug to take up the whole room, but if you’re able to put the front feet of each furniture piece down on the rug then you’re on the right track!

 

  • Patterns: Patterns aren’t necessarily for everyone. You may be more interested in a solid red, Persian-style rug with delicate gold trimming instead. One good idea is to take a picture of your space and test certain pattern swatches to figure out which pattern may be your favorite fit.

 

  • Pile: Pile, or thickness, is typically determined upon personal preferences. Low pile rugs tend to be a bit sturdier, while high pile rugs are softer and more luxurious. High traffic areas can many times take a toll on large area rugs, so if you’re considering a high pile rug try to make sure it’s safe from excessive foot traffic.

 

Tips For Choosing The Perfect Red Rug For Your Room

 

Material, thickness, size, design and shape are all great foundations for figuring out the perfect area rug for your desired space, but you should also consider some of the following more intricate tips throughout your rug shopping search:

 

  • Traditional rugs provide a more Old World ambience to a room, which offers sophisticated, elegant energy. Many burgundy shades combined with antique floral prints complement travel-themed spaces and modern aesthetics.

 

  • When planning a red or burgundy rug as a room’s focal point, try to complement the rug with a décor full of other warm, neutral hues or browns. This creates a luxurious, yet grounded ambience.

 

  • If you’re decorating a rather white kitchen, utilize red or burgundy runner rugs to provide a bit of warmth to the area that contrasts the other brighter hues of the room.

 

  • Burgundy rugs are incredibly useful when going for a Southwestern ambience, because you’ll get a cozy, warm comfort to the room that exudes relaxation.

Reach Out To The Rug Source Experts Today For More Information!

 

Our vast collection of red and burgundy rugs is a beautiful portion of our online inventory, and we’re always more than happy to assist our clients with any questions or concerns they have about any given item within our site. If you need any assistance while making your next rug selection, we’ll be able to quickly set you up with one of our experts who can get you the information you need to find the rug that perfectly matches your existing room aesthetics and personal preferences.

 

Contact us online or call us at 980-422-4080 or 704-763-0979 today so we can help you find the perfect rug for your home or workspace!



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