Find out what your Persian rug is genuinely worth on the current market. Our team values Tabriz, Isfahan, Kashan, Heriz, Qom, tribal, and every other Persian style from photographs. Written assessment. No fees. No obligation to sell.
We have specialist knowledge across all major Persian weaving centres and tribal groups.
Formally designed pieces from Iran's historic weaving cities. Fine knotting, intricate patterns, and high-quality materials distinguish city workshop rugs.
Hand-woven by nomadic and semi-nomadic peoples. Geometric patterns, natural dyes, and directness of design are hallmarks that collectors prize.
Kashan, Isfahan, and Qom consistently command premiums. Recognised tribal groups are also highly valued.
Pre-1930 antiques and fine early-20th century workshop pieces attract the strongest collector interest.
Natural vegetable and mineral dyes indicate age and quality. Synthetic aniline dyes (post-1870s) can fade harshly.
Fine city rugs can exceed 500 KPSI. Qom silk rugs may reach 800+ KPSI — a key quality indicator.
Large room-size pieces often attract premiums. Oversize gallery rugs are particularly sought.
Pile height, repairs, and structural integrity matter — though great age can offset wear for antique pieces.
Silk pile or silk highlights typically increase value significantly over all-wool pieces.
Labels, auction records, or documented collection history can add meaningfully to value.