Kurdish

Kurdish rugs are woven by the Kurdish people across northwestern Persia and Kurdistan, and they are known for durable construction, saturated color, and confident geometric design. Hand-knotted in resilient wool, they carry the individuality of true village and tribal weaving rather than the polish of a formal city workshop.

Our Kurdish collection leans toward antique pieces and long runners, including generously scaled carpets that suit hallways, long living spaces, and staircases. Their bold drawing and lively palettes pair easily with both traditional and modern furnishings, and the hard-wearing wool pile makes them practical for rooms that see daily life.

As with every rug at First Rugs, each Kurdish piece is one of a kind. Explore the collection below, or contact us to schedule a design consultation. Cynthia First and Ali Khaledi are always glad to share what they know about a rug's origin, age, and care.

Kurdish rugs are woven by the Kurdish people across northwestern Persia and Kurdistan, and they are known for durable construction, saturated color, and confident geometric design. Hand-knotted in resilient wool, they carry the individuality of true village and tribal weaving rather than the polish of a formal city workshop.

Our Kurdish collection leans toward antique pieces and long runners, including generously scaled carpets that suit hallways, long living spaces, and staircases. Their bold drawing and lively palettes pair easily with both traditional and modern furnishings, and the hard-wearing wool pile makes them practical for rooms that see daily life.

As with every rug at First Rugs, each Kurdish piece is one of a kind. Explore the collection below, or contact us to schedule a design consultation. Cynthia First and Ali Khaledi are always glad to share what they know about a rug's origin, age, and care.