Mahbod Heriz Persian Carpet Silk 202x207

This Heriz Persian carpet is comprised of high-quality silk, knotted on a cotton foundation, and features symmetrical medallion and motifs

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Heriz Persian carpets are renowned for their durability, distinctive geometric designs, and deep, rich colors. Originating from the Heriz region in Northwest Iran, these carpets have been a staple of Persian craftsmanship for centuries.

Silk Heriz Persian rugs are a luxurious and rare variant of the traditional Heriz carpets, known for their exceptional quality and intricate designs. While most Heriz rugs are made with wool, the use of silk elevates these rugs to a higher level of artistry and value.

Heriz Persian carpet is better suited to large spaces like dining rooms or living rooms and they could also be found in public or regularly used areas since even shoes and high heels do not put a great deal of strain on them over time.

Heriz Persian Carpet Key Characteristics

• Material: Unlike the typical wool Heriz rugs, these are crafted using high-quality silk, which gives them a finer, more delicate texture and a lustrous sheen. Silk also allows for more intricate patterns due to the thinner fibers.
• Design: Silk Heriz rugs maintain the characteristic geometric patterns and bold medallion motifs of traditional Heriz designs but with enhanced detail. The use of silk allows for more precise and intricate designs, often incorporating more elaborate floral and paisley motifs alongside the classic angular patterns.
• Color Palette: These rugs typically feature a rich color palette, including deep reds, blues, and earthy tones, often combined with softer, more vibrant hues thanks to the silk's ability to hold dye more vividly.
• Weaving Technique: The knotting in silk Heriz rugs is usually finer, with a higher knot density, which contributes to the rug's detailed patterns and durability. The silk threads create a soft, smooth pile that feels luxurious underfoot.
• Durability: While silk rugs are generally more delicate than wool, silk Heriz rugs are still durable due to the quality of craftsmanship. However, they are best suited for areas with less foot traffic to preserve their delicate fibers and appearance.
• Value and Rarity: Silk Heriz rugs are rarer and more expensive than their wool counterparts due to the cost of materials and the skill required to weave them. They are often considered collector's items and are highly valued by connoisseurs of Persian rugs.

Heriz Persian carpet is not only a functional piece but also a work of art, often used in spaces where it can be appreciated for its beauty and craftsmanship.

The combination of traditional Heriz designs with the luxurious quality of silk makes these rugs a prized possession in any collection. View the full collection here 

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CARE

Vacuum your Heriz Persian carpet regularly to extend your rug’s life. 
Air it out to help prevent moisture buildup. 
Rotate to distribute wear and fading. 
Avoid excessive sunlight to prevent fading.
Clean spills immediately to minimize damage.
Use under-rug padding for multiple benefits.
Be mindful of furniture placement.
Supervise pets around the rug.
Call the pros for occasional deep cleans.