Rich Colors Found in Nahavand Rugs
 
Nahavand rugs are woven in and around the historic city of Nahavand in western Iran, an area known for producing durable, attractive village carpets with strong tribal influence. These rugs are typically hand-knotted with sturdy wool and often feature bold geometric patterns, central medallions, stylized floral motifs, and repeating Herati or boteh designs.
 
Many Nahavand rugs use warm, inviting colors such as deep reds, navy blues, ivory, camel, rust, and soft browns. Their designs often feel less formal than city Persian rugs, giving them a charming, authentic character that works beautifully in both traditional and casual interiors.
 
Appreciated for their strength, rich color, and handmade individuality, Nahavand rugs offer a wonderful balance of beauty, durability, and everyday practicality.