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Authentic Rugs & Kilims
Shop Available Rugs and Kilims
This broad buyer collection is limited to floor rugs that are currently available to order. It brings together knotted pile rugs, flatwoven kilims, Soumak pieces, runners and compact formats under one route. Product labels currently include Persian, Turkish, Afghan, Caucasian, Moroccan, Egyptian and Indian examples. Decorative pillows, drink coasters and a saddlebag remain available through their own product or collection routes rather than appearing in this rug grid.
Filter by Construction, Region and Size
Start with pile rugs or kilim rugs when surface and thickness matter. Browse Persian rugs, Turkish rugs or Afghan rugs for a regional route. For a narrow passage, compare runner rugs. Collection membership does not establish a rug's exact origin, fibre, age, dye, weaving method or condition.
Compare the Exact Listing Before Buying
Measure the intended footprint, door clearance, furniture position and walking space. Then compare exact dimensions, pile or flatweave construction, fringe, surface condition and disclosed repairs on the product page. Use the individual listing as the controlling source for the available evidence about each rug. Greater Toronto Area customers can also review eligible pieces through Rug N' Roll, the Try Before You Buy service in the customer's space.
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Rugs on Sale
Persian and Oriental Rugs on Sale
Explore one-of-a-kind handmade rugs that currently have a reduced price and remain available to purchase. This collection updates with the catalog, so the product page is the authoritative place to compare the current price, compare-at price, exact size, photographs and condition. A sale label tells you about the present pricing relationship, not the age, quality or origin of the rug.
The selection can include both hand-knotted pile rugs and flatwoven pieces. Browse Kilim rugs when you prefer a low-profile tapestry weave. A Soumak uses a different wrapped-weft structure and should not be described as hand-knotted simply because it appears in the same sale collection.
How to Compare a Discounted Handmade Rug
Start with the complete view to judge composition and proportion. Then use close photographs to study pile or weave, edges, fringe, colour variation, wear and repairs. Read the condition information for the exact piece. The reduced price does not change the material, construction or condition, and it should not replace those checks.
Measure the intended space and compare the listed dimensions rather than relying on category names. Long pieces can also be explored in the runner rugs collection. If age and patina are part of your search, compare the separate vintage rugs collection, where the selection is organized by cataloged age category rather than discount status.
Price reductions can change as products and promotions change. Use the live product page at the time of purchase, and contact Rug the Rock if a price, measurement or condition detail needs clarification.
Shop Available Sale Rugs with Confidence
Every available rug is an individual textile. If one sells, another rug may share its general region, colour or size, but it will not be an identical replacement. You can also browse all available handmade rugs when the right design matters more than current discount status.
Customers across the Greater Toronto Area can arrange Rug N' Roll Try Before You Buy to compare selected rugs in their own space. Customers elsewhere can request clarification or additional detail before ordering when photographs do not answer a material question.
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Persian from Iran
Authentic Persian Rugs Made in Iran
Persian rugs are woven in Iran, where cities, villages and tribal communities have developed distinct carpet traditions over centuries. This collection brings those traditions together in one place, from finely drawn workshop carpets to bold village rugs, runners and tribal weavings. Each piece is one of a kind, and current inventory changes as rugs are sold or added.
Browse regional groups such as Tabriz, Heriz, Bidjar or Bijar, Hamadan, Kashan, Kerman and Qom. For tribal and regional character, explore Qashqai, Baluch, Bakhtiari and Afshar.
How We Describe Each Iranian Rug
A regional name is a starting point, not a complete quality grade. Knot density, materials and motifs can vary within the same weaving area. Product pages provide exact dimensions and the available information about age, origin, pile and foundation materials, condition and repairs. We identify natural or synthetic dyes only when there is evidence for that conclusion rather than assuming every older rug uses natural colorants.
Use the filters and product photographs to compare size, palette and design. Then open our illustrated encyclopedia of more than 50 Persian rug types for regional histories, alternate spellings and identification notes. For construction details, see our guide to knots in Persian rugs.
Choosing a Persian Rug for Your Space
Begin with the room dimensions and the amount of floor you want to show. Next, compare pile height, foundation, condition and how the rug will be used. A substantial Heriz or Bidjar may suit an active living area, while a finely detailed workshop carpet may be chosen for a more formal setting. These are practical tendencies, not fixed rules. The best choice is the individual rug whose size, structure, condition and design fit your room.
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Turkish
Shop Available Turkish Rugs and Kilims
Explore one-of-a-kind Turkish rugs and kilims made in Türkiye. Every piece shown in this collection is currently available to buy. Its product page provides exact dimensions, materials, condition notes and close photographs, so you can compare the whole rug with its weave, edges and surface details before ordering.
This is an origin-based collection, not a group of machine-made products described only as Turkish style. The current selection includes named weaving areas and market groups such as Uşak, Eşme, Kars, Konya, Sivas Kangal, Malatya and Yahyalı. Those names describe different regional traditions and should not be reduced to one universal pattern, palette or construction.
Pile Rugs and Flatwoven Kilims
Turkish weaving includes both knotted-pile carpets and several kinds of flatweave. A kilim has no knotted pile, so the familiar symmetrical knot associated with many Anatolian pile carpets does not describe every Turkish textile. Materials, knotting, dyes and foundations also vary by region and period. Check the evidence recorded for the individual piece instead of relying on one national stereotype.
Browse the dedicated Oushak rug collection for Uşak-area pile rugs, or compare the broader kilim collection for pileless flatweaves from more than one country. The current Turkish selection includes both formats.
How to Choose a Turkish Rug Online
Start with the size and intended room, then study the complete view and close photographs. Look at pile direction, flatweave structure, fringe, side finishes, repairs and wear. A softened palette can come from age, use, washing or photography, so color alone does not prove natural dyes or vintage status. For narrow spaces, compare the available runner rugs. For terminology and origin, read our guide to Persian and Oriental rugs.
Rug the Rock is fully online and based in Oakville. Customers across the Greater Toronto Area can use Rug N' Roll, our Try Before You Buy service, to see selected rugs in their own space. Book a Rug N' Roll appointment, or order online for delivery.
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Kilim
Handmade Kilim Rugs for Sale
The current selection brings together available flatweaves from several weaving traditions. Rug the Rock's kilim inventory can include Afghan Maimana pieces, Persian Shiraz and Qashqai examples, Turkish Kars and Uşak Eşme kilims, and selected Caucasian or Moroccan Soumaks. Runner formats sit alongside small, room-size and larger pieces, while origins, colors and dimensions change as individual rugs sell.
A kilim has a flatwoven surface rather than a knotted pile. Soumak is also pileless, but its wrapping structure can create a different surface and handle. The collection brings both terms together for practical browsing, without implying that every piece has the same weave, fibre, age or reversibility.
Compare Construction, Size and Placement
Begin with the exact dimensions on the product page. Long, narrow flatweaves may fit hallways, kitchens or the side of a bed, while larger examples can define seating and dining areas. A suitable rug pad can add grip and cushioning on smooth floors. Door clearance, furniture movement and the condition of edges and ends should be checked for the specific rug.
Each listing is the final authority for construction, materials, origin, condition and repairs. A category label cannot establish those facts for every rug, and it should not be used to assume identical care or traffic suitability.
Browse Kilims by Origin and Format
Compare Afghan rugs and kilims, Turkish rugs and kilims, Qashqai rugs and kilims, runner rugs and the wider Persian Rugs collection. For historical and structural context, use our illustrated guide to Persian rug types. Greater Toronto Area customers can request Rug N' Roll to try selected pieces in their own space.
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Tabriz
Shop Authentic Tabriz Rugs
Explore one-of-a-kind Tabriz rugs selected for their individual drawing, colour, texture and character. The current collection includes room-size carpets, smaller accent rugs and long-format pieces, with exact measurements and condition details on each product page. Every rug shown as available is an individual piece, so the photographs represent the rug you are considering.
Tabriz is a historic weaving and trading centre in northwestern Iran. Its carpet tradition is known for range rather than one universal pattern. Medallion-and-corner compositions, all-over floral fields, Herati or Mahi repeats, pictorial subjects and finely drawn arabesques can all appear under the Tabriz name. Explore the broader Persian rugs collection when you want to compare this formal design vocabulary with rugs from other Iranian regions.
How to Read a Tabriz Rug
Look at the complete rug first, then use close views to study the pile, foundation, border drawing and wear. A clear design can be important, but no single feature proves origin or quality. Materials, construction, age, repairs and condition should be considered together. Some listings also use a raj designation, including our available 50 Raj Tabriz rug. Raj can help describe weaving fineness within the Tabriz trade, but the number should not replace an assessment of the whole rug.
Tabriz was an important artistic centre during the early Safavid period, and scholars have associated major medallion carpets with northwestern Iran. The existence and exact output of a royal carpet workshop in Tabriz remain debated, so historical attributions should be read carefully. By the nineteenth century, the city also played a documented role in the international carpet trade. Read our illustrated guide to the history and artistry of Tabriz rugs, then compare Tabriz with more than 50 regional traditions in the Persian rug types encyclopedia.
This collection is centred on Tabriz weaving. If a related northwestern Iranian piece appears, use its individual title and product record for the specific cataloged origin rather than assuming every rug has the same attribution.
Buy Tabriz Rugs Online with Confidence
Use the full-room view to judge composition and scale, then examine close photographs for surface, edges and signs of age. Compare the listed dimensions with your room and allow enough floor around the rug for the layout you want. If you would like more detail about colour, condition or placement, contact Rug the Rock before ordering.
Customers in the Greater Toronto Area can arrange Rug N' Roll Try Before You Buy to see selected rugs in their own space. For customers elsewhere, the product page provides the measurements, photographs and available purchase information needed to compare each piece online.
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Kashan
Persian Kashan Rugs for Sale
Explore available Persian Kashan rugs, associated with Kashan in central Iran. Compare the individual pieces by dimensions, design and condition rather than expecting every Kashan rug to share the same colours, proportions or age.
If a design has a central medallion, consider where it will sit in your room: beneath an open coffee table, between furniture, or partly covered by a bed. The border and surrounding pattern also shape how the rug looks once furniture is in place. Choose the composition you enjoy as well as the size your layout needs.
Use each product listing to check its recorded dimensions, materials, age and condition. If a detail is unclear, ask before ordering. Availability changes as individual rugs sell, so the current selection is the starting point for your choice.
For regional context, see Kashan in our illustrated guide to Persian rug types, or compare other available Persian rugs.
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Heriz
Authentic Persian Heriz Rugs
Heriz rugs are associated with the Heriz area of northwestern Iran and are known for bold, angular medallion-and-corner compositions. Museum-documented examples include wool pile on cotton foundations with symmetrical knotting, although the materials and construction of each rug should be evaluated individually.
Our collection focuses on authentic Persian pieces selected for design, condition, craftsmanship, and suitability for use. Available inventory may include vintage and antique room-size carpets, runners, and related Heriz-area weavings. Product pages provide the dimensions, age, materials, condition, and origin of each one-of-a-kind rug.
For the history, weaving methods, regional variants, and design vocabulary behind these carpets, read our guide to Persian Heriz rugs.
Learn how to identify this tradition and compare it with related Iranian weavings in our illustrated encyclopedia of Persian rug types.
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Past Rugs!
Rugs that have found their forever homes! Unfortunately, you missed out on these sold rugs. However, if you see one that you like, let us know and we will do our best to find a similar rug for you. Keep in mind that each rug is unique and one-of-a-kind, so we may not be able to find an exact match. :)
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