What Is a 1200-Reed Rug? The Ultimate Guide to Luxury Persian Density
1200-reed Persian rugs are the gold standard of machine-made luxury. Learn what reed count means, how it affects durability, pattern deta...
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1200-reed Persian rugs are the gold standard of machine-made luxury. Learn what reed count means, how it affects durability, pattern deta...
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What "antique," "semi-antique," "vintage," and "new" actually mean on a rug label; how age affects price, patina, restoration ethics, and...
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'Persian rug' is a country of origin, not a pattern. Five honest tests from the back of the rug — what to look at, what to ignore, and wh...
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A prayer rug (sajjadeh in Persian, sajjada in Arabic) is a small, directional rug used for daily Islamic prayer. Traditional sizes run 2×...
Read moreA plain-English glossary of the 30 terms you’ll encounter shopping for hand-knotted Persian rugs — abrash, mihrab, KPSI, kork wool, gul, ...
Read moreLow pile (under 1/2″) is the right choice for everyday rooms — living, dining, hallways, kitchens, kids’ rooms. High pile (over 1/2″ to s...
Read moreRug texture is determined by how the rug is constructed, not by its color or pattern. Flat-weave (no pile, just woven), hand-loomed (smal...
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Silk rugs are a niche, not a default. Who they are right for, who they are wrong for, what the four silk categories actually mean, and ho...
Read moreWhat 500, 700, 1000, 1200, 1500, and 1700 reeds actually mean — measured the way Persian and Turkish mills measure them, with honest dens...
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