Heriz

Heriz rugs showcase Persian craftsmanship with intricate designs and vibrant colors. Hailing from northwest Iran, they're known for durability and unique geometric patterns. Handwoven, each piece reflects history and culture, serving as both decor and art.

With bold motifs and warm hues, Heriz rugs enhance any space, fitting traditional and contemporary styles. Discover our collection to find the perfect Heriz rug that adds character and elegance to your home for generations.

Heriz rugs are woven in the villages surrounding the town of Heriz in northwest Persia, celebrated for their sturdy construction and striking geometric medallion designs. Rich coppers, deep reds, and indigo blues anchor most pieces, often in generous room-filling sizes that make them a natural choice for living and dining rooms.

The region's hard-wearing, hand-knotted wool makes Heriz carpets a practical choice for high-traffic spaces while retaining the artistry that collectors seek. The most refined antique weavings from the Heriz district are known as Serapi rugs — distinguished by their spacious compositions, softer rust and terracotta grounds, and ivory and sky-blue accents.

Produced largely in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Serapi rugs are among the most coveted antique carpets for their bold yet gentle palette and enduring decorative appeal.

At First Rugs, our Heriz and Serapi collection spans both village and finer examples, selected personally for quality, scale, and the beautiful patina that only age and genuine hand-knotting can produce.

Heriz rugs showcase Persian craftsmanship with intricate designs and vibrant colors. Hailing from northwest Iran, they're known for durability and unique geometric patterns. Handwoven, each piece reflects history and culture, serving as both decor and art.

With bold motifs and warm hues, Heriz rugs enhance any space, fitting traditional and contemporary styles. Discover our collection to find the perfect Heriz rug that adds character and elegance to your home for generations.

Heriz rugs are woven in the villages surrounding the town of Heriz in northwest Persia, celebrated for their sturdy construction and striking geometric medallion designs. Rich coppers, deep reds, and indigo blues anchor most pieces, often in generous room-filling sizes that make them a natural choice for living and dining rooms.

The region's hard-wearing, hand-knotted wool makes Heriz carpets a practical choice for high-traffic spaces while retaining the artistry that collectors seek. The most refined antique weavings from the Heriz district are known as Serapi rugs — distinguished by their spacious compositions, softer rust and terracotta grounds, and ivory and sky-blue accents.

Produced largely in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Serapi rugs are among the most coveted antique carpets for their bold yet gentle palette and enduring decorative appeal.

At First Rugs, our Heriz and Serapi collection spans both village and finer examples, selected personally for quality, scale, and the beautiful patina that only age and genuine hand-knotting can produce.