Nahavand rugs are a recognizable group within the larger Hamadan-area weaving landscape of western Iran. They commonly have a robust wool pile, strong medallions or repeated geometric units, and the practical proportions associated with village rugs and runners. Exact palettes and structures differ from one piece to another.
Shop the available Nahavand rugs below. For identification notes and comparisons with Malayer, Hosseinabad, Tuyserkan and other neighboring groups, open the Nahavand entry in our Persian rug encyclopedia. More regional examples appear in the Hamadan collection.
