Shiraz Beige 5615

Shiraz rugs are handwoven in the city of Shiraz, located in the Fars province of southwestern Iran. These rugs are known for their distinct patterns and bold use of color, reflecting the unique cultural heritage of the region. The designs typically feature geometric shapes, tribal motifs, and sometimes medallions or garden themes. Each Shiraz rug tells a story, capturing the essence of the nomadic and tribal influences that have shaped its creation. The colors in Shiraz rugs are often rich and vibrant, with deep reds, blues, and earthy tones being the most common. The dyes used are traditionally natural, derived from plants and minerals, which give the rugs a long-lasting and authentic appearance. Shiraz rugs are usually made from high-quality wool, with a soft and slightly coarse texture that adds to their rustic charm. The foundation is typically made of wool or cotton, providing durability and flexibility. These rugs are renowned for their durability, making them an excellent choice for both decorative and practical use in any home. Although not as finely knotted as some other Persian rugs, Shiraz rugs are appreciated for their authenticity, charm, and the skilled craftsmanship that goes into their creation. They are popular among collectors and those who value unique, handmade pieces that bring a touch of Persian history and artistry to their space.