Woven by Afghan weavers on the Pakistani Afghan borders.
They are knotted using locally handspun wool and the beautiful variety of colours and shading is achieved by using vegetable dyes. They have a very fine knot. The designs are from a variety of sources, including the Ziegler and William Morris looks. The pile height is cut very low and the colors washed to give that faded look.
A stunning execution of design, and fantastic pallette. A definite must at unbeatable prices. 

ABADEH is a large town in the Fars region, Northeast of Shiraz. Abadeh is part of a major migratory route of the Qashquai tribes people and their designs influenced the village weavers (Bold, colorful and geometric). They use thin wool, with good textured piles.The rugs are mostly woven using the Turkish or symmetrical knot and are very firm and tightly knotted. A fantastic opportunity to own this beautiful piece. 

BALUCH rugs are woven by the nomadic Baluchi ethnic groups of Baluchistan province, in southeastern Iran. Very geometric and intricate design, borrowing largely from Turkoman influence especially in the use of the "gul" motif. They also weave saddlebags, salt bags, prayer rugs, which reflect their nomadic way of life. 

Hand made from 100% natural wool, in floral and all over pattern designs with very dence weave. These Items are mainly woven by Afghan tribes in the North West of Afghanistan. 

Hand made from 100% natural wool, in floral and all over pattern designs with very dence weave. These Items are mainly woven by Afghan tribes in the North West of Afghanistan. 

Hand made from 100% natural wool, Geometric design with very bold patterns and multiple borders. These rugs are woven in the Afghanistan. 

Hand made from 100% natural wool, in floral and all over pattern designs with very dence weave. These Items are mainly woven by Afghan tribes in the North West of Afghanistan. 

Hand woven tribal rugs from Eastern Aghanistan. Primarily woven by Pashtun and Baluch tribespeople. Very geometric and intricate design, borrowing largely from Turkoman and Tajik influences. Durable, they mostly come in smaller sizes. They also weave saddlebags, salt bags, prayer rugs, which reflect their nomadic way of life. 

Hand woven tribal rugs from Eastern Aghanistan. Primarily woven by Pashtun and Baluch tribespeople. Very geometric and intricate design, borrowing largely from Turkoman and Tajik influences. Durable, they mostly come in smaller sizes. They also weave saddlebags, salt bags, prayer rugs, which reflect their nomadic way of life. 

THE AFSHARIS are a nomadic or semi-nomadic tribe located in the region between Shiraz and Kerman. Afshari rugs are brightly colored with blue, red or ivory being the predominant shades. Patterns used are generally stylized and have naturalistic florals. Textures are fine with good quality piles. Natural vegetal dyes are mostly used. Most Afshar rugs have a tightly knotted weave.The finest rugs are made in Sa’idabad, a large town of the semi-sedentary Afshars. 

THE AFSHARIS are a nomadic or semi-nomadic tribe located in the region between Shiraz and Kerman. Afshari rugs are brightly colored with blue, red or ivory being the predominant shades. Patterns used are generally stylized and have naturalistic florals. Textures are fine with good quality piles. Natural vegetal dyes are mostly used. Most Afshar rugs have a tightly knotted weave.The finest rugs are made in Sa’idabad, a large town of the semi-sedentary Afshars. 

THE AFSHARIS are a nomadic or semi-nomadic tribe located in the region between Shiraz and Kerman. Afshari rugs are brightly colored with blue, red or ivory being the predominant shades. Patterns used are generally stylized and have naturalistic florals. Textures are fine with good quality piles. Natural vegetal dyes are mostly used. Most Afshar rugs have a tightly knotted weave.The finest rugs are made in Sa’idabad, a large town of the semi-sedentary Afshars. 

Agra, a city in India, The design is famous for its floral tendrils, angular vines and stars. . Agra design emphasizes elegance and simplicity surrounded by bold floral borders. The impressive variety of shades of colors used in Agra rugs and carpets make each rug a unique master piece. The Agra rugs are part of a range of designs revived several years ago to meet growing interest in vegetable dye, handspun-wool rugs with expansive, curvilinear patterns found only in the subcontinent of India. Extremely popular in the west today, these sturdy rugs newly addition to ECG exclusive collection. 

Agra, a city in India, The design is famous for its floral tendrils, angular vines and stars. . Agra design emphasizes elegance and simplicity surrounded by bold floral borders. The impressive variety of shades of colors used in Agra rugs and carpets make each rug a unique master piece. The Agra rugs are part of a range of designs revived several years ago to meet growing interest in vegetable dye, handspun-wool rugs with expansive, curvilinear patterns found only in the subcontinent of India. Extremely popular in the west today, these sturdy rugs newly addition to ECG exclusive collection. 

These carpets are made by Anatolian semi-nomadic tribes who live along the Mediterranean coast. Wool and locally produces dyes are used in their carpet weaving. Predominant colours used are bright red, dark blue, beige, caramel and to a lesser degree white. Patterns used vary from representation of flowers- mostly carnations “the flower of people” and ears of grain to show their reverence to mother nature to stylized representation of human figure which is supposed to guard against evil. ECG is proud to present the Anatolian autumn collection for the first time. Take advantage of this offer and be one of the first owners of these stunning rugs. 

ARAK rugs are hand-woven rugs made in Arak (formerly known as Sultanabad), the capital city of the province of Markad, which sits in central of IRAN. They are excellent quality rugs with fine, soft and good textured wool piles. The weavers use the Assymetrical or Persian knot with an average KPSI of 120. There are many different grades of rugs made in this region, ranging from medium to fine. Rugs from ARAK are beautiful and there is very high demand for older ones. Expext to pay $45.00 to $50.00 per sq. ft. retail price for these beautiful rugs. 

ARAK rugs are hand-woven rugs made in Arak (formerly known as Sultanabad), the capital city of the province of Markad, which sits in central of IRAN. They are excellent quality rugs with fine, soft and good textured wool piles. The weavers use the Assymetrical or Persian knot with an average KPSI of 120. There are many different grades of rugs made in this region, ranging from medium to fine. Rugs from ARAK are beautiful and there is very high demand for older ones. Expext to pay $45.00 to $50.00 per sq. ft. retail price for these beautiful rugs. 

ARDABIL is a town in the northwestern Iranian province of Azerbaijan, in the Caucuses region. Ardabil is the center of Persian Kazak rugs. Ardabil rugs are similar to Caucasian rugs with predominantly geometric designs but differ by having motifs woven into them and tend to be lighter in their color use. Fine wool is used with tight good textured piles. The assymetrical knot is mostly used and the average KPSI is 120. There are many different grades of rugs made in this region, ranging from medium to fine. Carpets and rugs from ARDABIL are beautiful and there is very high demand for older ones. Expect to pay $50.00 per sq. ft retail for these beautiful rugs. 

ARDABIL is a town in the northwestern Iranian province of Azerbaijan, in the Caucuses region. Ardabil is the center of Persian Kazak rugs. Ardabil rugs are similar to Caucasian rugs with predominantly geometric designs but differ by having motifs woven into them and tend to be lighter in their color use. Fine wool is used with tight good textured piles. The assymetrical knot is mostly used and the average KPSI is 120. There are many different grades of rugs made in this region, ranging from medium to fine. Carpets and rugs from ARDABIL are beautiful and there is very high demand for older ones. Expect to pay $50.00 per sq. ft retail for these beautiful rugs. 

Asadabad is a village in the northwestern Iranian province of Hamadan. Like other Hamadan rugs,Asadabads are hard wearing, attractive, all purpose rugs. The KPSI ranges from 60-120. This beautiful piece will add its charm to your favorite decor. 

Asadabad is a village in the northwestern Iranian province of Hamadan. Like other Hamadan rugs,Asadabads are hard wearing, attractive, all purpose rugs. The KPSI ranges from 60-120. This beautiful piece will add its charm to your favorite decor. 

Asadabad is a village in the northwestern Iranian province of Hamadan. Like other Hamadan rugs,Asadabads are hard wearing, attractive, all purpose rugs. The KPSI ranges from 60-120. This beautiful piece will add its charm to your favorite decor. 

BAKHTIAR rugs are woven by the villagers and nomads of the central Iranian province of Chahar Mahal-and-Bakhtiar. They tend to be mostly geometric, colorful and bright with very crowded designs. They are woven using the symmetrical or Turkish knot. They vary in knot density. The quality varies from the coarser nomadic pieces to the finer Bibbibaf and Jahadbaff rugs. Old and antique BAKHTIARI rugs are sought after and are rather rare collectors pieces. They are extremely durable rugs and harmonize well with both traditional and modern decor. 

BAKHTIAR rugs are woven by the villagers and nomads of the central Iranian province of Chahar Mahal-and-Bakhtiar. They tend to be mostly geometric, colorful and bright with very crowded designs. They are woven using the symmetrical or Turkish knot. They vary in knot density. The quality varies from the coarser nomadic pieces to the finer Bibbibaf and Jahadbaff rugs. Old and antique BAKHTIARI rugs are sought after and are rather rare collectors pieces. They are extremely durable rugs and harmonize well with both traditional and modern decor. 

BIJAR rugs are woven by Kurd and Ashfar weavers of the Gerus region around the town of Bijar in western Iran. Bijar rugs have a very unique weave using the symmetrical Turkish knot and double wefts, compacted very tightly, making them heavy and durable rugs. Designs in Bijars are difficult to define. They usually have all-over repeating herati, as well as florals, arabesques, and medallions. 

BIJAR rugs are woven by Kurd and Ashfar weavers of the Gerus region around the town of Bijar in western Iran. Bijar rugs have a very unique weave using the symmetrical Turkish knot and double wefts, compacted very tightly, making them heavy and durable rugs. Designs in Bijars are difficult to define. They usually have all-over repeating herati, as well as florals, arabesques, and medallions. 

BORCHELU rugs are woven by Kurdish nomadic tribes of the Borchelu district of Northwestern Iran. With a strong Kurdish influence and use of bright colors these rugs are all unique and one of a kind. This well constructed marvel of tribal art will certainly add its unique character and warmth to your decor. 

BORCHELU rugs are woven by Kurdish nomadic tribes of the Borchelu district of Northwestern Iran. With a strong Kurdish influence and use of bright colors these rugs are all unique and one of a kind. This well constructed marvel of tribal art will certainly add its unique character and warmth to your decor. 

Boroujerd is a district in Lorestan province of Western Iran. They are handwoven with high quality materials and are of the highest standard of tribal rugs. They often use allover Boteh motifs and have reds, burgundy, ivory and blue as principal color combinations. This high quality tribal piece will certainly add its magical touch to your decor. 

Boroujerd is a district in Lorestan province of Western Iran. They are handwoven with high quality materials and are of the highest standard of tribal rugs. They often use allover Boteh motifs and have reds, burgundy, ivory and blue as principal color combinations. This high quality tribal piece will certainly add its magical touch to your decor. 

Boroujerd is a district in Lorestan province of Western Iran. They are handwoven with high quality materials and are of the highest standard of tribal rugs. They often use allover Boteh motifs and have reds, burgundy, ivory and blue as principal color combinations. This high quality tribal piece will certainly add its magical touch to your decor. 

Kula rugs generally come in smaller sizes. Most Turkish rugs have been influenced by Caucasian designs. With 100% vegetable dye, Kula rugs have rather coarse woolen pile tied with Ghiordes knots on a foundation of wool. The pile is deep, so that it is hard-wearing. The ground is red and the design is multi-coloured. 

Kula rugs generally come in smaller sizes. Most Turkish rugs have been influenced by Caucasian designs. With 100% vegetable dye, Kula rugs have rather coarse woolen pile tied with Ghiordes knots on a foundation of wool. The pile is deep, so that it is hard-wearing. The ground is red and the design is multi-coloured. 

These rare and exceptional prayer rugs have a one-way pattern of Mihrabs (altars) which indicate the direction of Mecca. They are arranged side by side each for every member of a family to pray on. Prayer rugs today are used both for actual prayer or as beautiful decoration pieces. 

These rare and exceptional prayer rugs have a one-way pattern of Mihrabs (altars) which indicate the direction of Mecca. They are arranged side by side each for every member of a family to pray on. Prayer rugs today are used both for actual prayer or as beautiful decoration pieces. 

The style of the Chechen rug has strong influence from Azerbaijan and Armenia traditional culture. These colorful collectible rugs are highly prized as museum pieces for their special construction and unique artistic design usually featuring variations of a geometric patterns, and hand made from 100% selected fine wool and carefully colored using only pure vegetable dyes. These lightweight rugs will provide a charming focal point in both modern and traditional settings. 

These stunning and decorative pieces are handtuffted of wool on a cotton foundation. The beautiful floral and classic motifs are handcarved into vibrant colorful backgrounds. A wonderful opportunity for you to own this exotic piece. 

Our Chubi collection rugs are artfully hand-knotted rugs of 100% wool reflecting the famous Afgan Chubi rugs. These hand knotted rugs are woven in India where these skilful weavers have managed to reproduce these wonderful patterns and beautiful palettes. Rugs are a great way to enhance your floor simply and artfully; and we are pleased to offer these exclusive and rare rugs to you at attractive prices. 

Woven by Afghan weavers on the Pakistani Afghan borders.
They are knotted using locally handspun wool and the beautiful variety of colours and shading is achieved by using vegetable dyes. They have a very fine knot. The designs are from a variety of sources, including the Ziegler and William Morris looks. The pile height is cut very low and the colors washed to give that faded look.
A stunning execution of design, and fantastic pallette. A definite must at unbeatable prices. 

Woven by Afghan weavers on the Pakistani Afghan borders.
They are knotted using locally handspun wool and the beautiful variety of colours and shading is achieved by using vegetable dyes. They have a very fine knot. The designs are from a variety of sources, including the Ziegler and William Morris looks. The pile height is cut very low and the colors washed to give that faded look.
A stunning execution of design, and fantastic pallette. A definite must at unbeatable prices. 

Woven by Afghan weavers on the Pakistani Afghan borders.
They are knotted using locally handspun wool and the beautiful variety of colours and shading is achieved by using vegetable dyes. They have a very fine knot. The designs are from a variety of sources, including the Ziegler and William Morris looks. The pile height is cut very low and the colors washed to give that faded look.
A stunning execution of design, and fantastic pallette. A definite must at unbeatable prices. 

Woven by Afghan weavers on the Pakistani Afghan borders.
They are knotted using locally handspun wool and the beautiful variety of colours and shading is achieved by using vegetable dyes. They have a very fine knot. The designs are from a variety of sources, including the Ziegler and William Morris looks. The pile height is cut very low and the colors washed to give that faded look.
A stunning execution of design, and fantastic pallette. A definite must at unbeatable prices. 

Woven by Afghan weavers on the Pakistani Afghan borders. They are knotted using locally handspun wool and the beautiful variety of colours and shading is achieved by using vegetable dyes. The designs are from a variety of sources, including the Ziegler and William Morris looks. The pile height is cut very low and the colors washed to give that faded look. A stunning execution of design, and fantastic pallette. A definite must at unbeatable prices. 

These stunning hand knotted rugs have been made by handspun twisted wool.The beautiful variety of colours and shading is achieved by using vegetable dyes. The designs are from a variety of sources, including the Ziegler and William Morris looks. The pile height is cut very low and the colors washed to give that faded look, design and fantastic pallette. A definite must at unbeatable prices. 

DARJAZIN is a village in the northwestern Iranian province of Hamadan. Darjazin rugs tend to be mainly geometric in design, consisting of diamond or hexagon medallions with all-over small herati or boteh motifs. Darjazin village is known for the color of carpets woven there. The good color is attributed to the good water used for washing the wool which helps reveal its color. Truly a wonderful and exquisite addition to your decor. 

Our Darshana Finest collection rugs are artfully hand-knotted rugs of 100% wool reflecting the famous bold geometric patterns of the border areas of Turkey and Iran. Finely woven using the finest 100% New Zealand, hand-spun wool for durability, texture and finish. These woven masterpieces will certainly be the highlight of any decor. 

Dhurri kilims are most known for its elegance and simplicity of a flat-weave as well as uncluttered geometrical floral designs. This line particularly is one of the prettiest hand woven kilims from India where they are entirely hand made with hand span wool treated only with vegetable dyes. It is a perfect choice if you are looking for a bit of rustic touch and down to earth feel to you design…. Terrific in company of natural wood, stone, hardwood, brick etc. Though, it is a kilim it can easily be used as a carpet and to top it of a reversible. 

These new eCarpetGallery Pakistani double knot area rugs are the finest hand made rugs of this region. These oriental carpets have the highest density of knots. Well made with the finest hand spun wools on a cotton foundation with a KPSI over 260. Common patterns and designs used are floral, geometric, Herati and the well known Bokhara styles. Take advantage of this rare opportunity to own one of these exquisite finely woven art pieces. 

These new eCarpetGallery Pakistani double knot area rugs are the finest hand made rugs of this region. These oriental carpets have the highest density of knots. Well made with the finest hand spun wools on a cotton foundation with a KPSI over 260. Common patterns and designs used are floral, geometric, Herati and the well known Bokhara styles. Take advantage of this rare opportunity to own one of these exquisite finely woven art pieces. 

These new ECG Pakistani collection are one of the finest hand made rugs of this region , these carpets have the heights density of knots , tight and well made , cotton wrap with smooth pile , using selected hand spun new zeland wool . This carpet rated as highest Pakistan quality rugs with high KPSI, number of knots varies mostly above 260. Pattern are floral geometric, Herati and well known Bokhara Limited collection, unique masterpiece of workmanship with exquisite rich and artistic look 

These new ECG Pakistani collection are one of the finest hand made rugs of this region , these carpets have the heights density of knots , tight and well made , cotton wrap with smooth pile , using selected hand spun new zeland wool . This carpet rated as highest Pakistan quality rugs with high KPSI, number of knots varies mostly above 260. Pattern are floral geometric, Herati and well known Bokhara Limited collection, unique masterpiece of workmanship with exquisite rich and artistic look 

The Agra Jaipur rugs are hand made in the Rajasthan Province of India. The city of Jaipur is a major rug-producing region in India. The designs are taken from antique Persian rugs of the 18th century, which are normally hard to find, especially in room sizes. Jaipur rugs are highly regarded worldwide. They are capable of handling heavy traffic and could be washed, and vacuumed as many time as necessary. The high quality hand spun wool and vegetable dye, give them a decorative look. They can play major role in any decoration project. 

The Agra Jaipur rugs are hand made in the Rajasthan Province of India. The city of Jaipur is a major rug-producing region in India. The designs are taken from antique Persian rugs of the 18th century, which are normally hard to find, especially in room sizes. Jaipur rugs are highly regarded worldwide. They are capable of handling heavy traffic and could be washed, and vacuumed as many time as necessary. The high quality hand spun wool and vegetable dye, give them a decorative look. They can play major role in any decoration project. 

The Agra Jaipur rugs are hand made in the Rajasthan Province of India. The city of Jaipur is a major rug-producing region in India. The designs are taken from antique Persian rugs of the 18th century, which are normally hard to find, especially in room sizes. Jaipur rugs are highly regarded worldwide. They are capable of handling heavy traffic and could be washed, and vacuumed as many time as necessary. The high quality hand spun wool and vegetable dye, give them a decorative look. They can play major role in any decoration project. 

The Agra Jaipur rugs are hand made in the Rajasthan Province of India. The city of Jaipur is a major rug-producing region in India. The designs are taken from antique Persian rugs of the 18th century, which are normally hard to find, especially in room sizes. Jaipur rugs are highly regarded worldwide. They are capable of handling heavy traffic and could be washed, and vacuumed as many time as necessary. The high quality hand spun wool and vegetable dye, give them a decorative look. They can play major role in any decoration project. 

Gabbeh rugs are tribal Persian carpets hand made with extra high pile and very simple, stylized designs focused on the use of color, which can be vibrant or soft and earthy. Gabbeh are constructed from local handspun sheep wool and vegetal dyes. The irregularities in the dyestuff and hand spun wool result not in a pure color, but rather a collage of similar hues, which gives Gabbeh their rich texture. Gabbeh rugs emphasize their nomadic origin and spirit and they are highly sought after collector items. Their lustrous soft wool, multi hued colors and tribal motifs make them great decorative rugs, especially in informal modern settings.. 

Gabbeh rugs are tribal Persian carpets hand made with extra high pile and very simple, stylized designs focused on the use of color, which can be vibrant or soft and earthy. Gabbeh are constructed from local handspun sheep wool and vegetal dyes. The irregularities in the dyestuff and hand spun wool result not in a pure color, but rather a collage of similar hues, which gives Gabbeh their rich texture. Gabbeh rugs emphasize their nomadic origin and spirit and they are highly sought after collector items. Their lustrous soft wool, multi hued colors and tribal motifs make them great decorative rugs, especially in informal modern settings.. 

Gabbeh rugs are tribal Persian carpets hand made with extra high pile and very simple, stylized designs focused on the use of color, which can be vibrant or soft and earthy. Gabbeh are constructed from local handspun sheep wool and vegetal dyes. The irregularities in the dyestuff and hand spun wool result not in a pure color, but rather a collage of similar hues, which gives Gabbeh their rich texture. Gabbeh rugs emphasize their nomadic origin and spirit and they are highly sought after collector items. Their lustrous soft wool, multi hued colors and tribal motifs make them great decorative rugs, especially in informal modern settings.. 

Thick and long-piled gabbehs are simple and primitive designs with extraordinary combinations of colour from nature and dense pile with variations of texture that give these rugs compelling originality and beautiful finish. Due to a great demand of Persian Gabbehs, India, another leading carpet weaving nation, is producing Gabbehs inspired by the Persian nomadic styles. We proudly announce our Gabbeh collection that is ideal for heavy traffic surfaces of the house and also for children’s rooms. Do not miss this opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind Gabbeh. 

These elegant Russian hand embroidered kilims and sumaks are made by professional weavers engaged in this profession for generations in Tajikistan region. Using a combination technique of carpet weaving and flatweave embroidery, vegetable dyes, and hand spun wool, these Russian pieces are truly unique. As these items are no longer woven in these regions it is a golden opportunity for a true rug collector to own these extraordinary pieces. 

GHARAJEH rugs are woven by nomads and villagers in the Gharadagh region in the Azerbaijan province of northwestern Iran. Similar to Caucasian rugs in style and color. Bold and colorful, they are usually geometric in design. They are mostly woven using the Turkish or symmetrical knot. 

GUCHAN rugs are hand woven by the Kurdish nomadic weavers of eastern Iran. Beautiful, bold and with a plethora of patterns, from geometric to floral, are charechiristics of these pieces. These one of a kind and unique rugs are beautiful collectors pieces. Their bold and colorful character are a perfect addition to your decor. 

GUCHAN rugs are hand woven by the Kurdish nomadic weavers of eastern Iran. Beautiful, bold and with a plethora of patterns, from geometric to floral, are charechiristics of these pieces. These one of a kind and unique rugs are beautiful collectors pieces. Their bold and colorful character are a perfect addition to your decor. 

HAMADAN rugs are tribal hand woven rugs made in the city of Hamadan and its surrounding regions in western Iran. The wool is durable coming from hardy sheep from the high altitudes of the area and the colors are mostly from vegetal dyes. The patterns vary from geometric, to floral and overall Herati designs. The KPSI ranges fro 80 - 140. They are excellent quality rugs, durable and keep their colors for a long time. A beautiful addition to your decor.Most of Hamadan carpets ,likewise and other Kurdish carpets, has one side fringes and the other side is mostly Kelim weaving which made the carpets more unique and attractive. 

HAMADAN rugs are tribal hand woven rugs made in the city of Hamadan and its surrounding regions in western Iran. The wool is durable coming from hardy sheep from the high altitudes of the area and the colors are mostly from vegetal dyes. The patterns vary from geometric, to floral and overall Herati designs. The KPSI ranges fro 80 - 140. They are excellent quality rugs, durable and keep their colors for a long time. A beautiful addition to your decor.Most of Hamadan carpets ,likewise and other Kurdish carpets, has one side fringes and the other side is mostly Kelim weaving which made the carpets more unique and attractive. 

An extraordinary hand knotted and hand carved work of art from India. The floral design is raised from the rest of the pile, a stunning effect created by hand carving/shearing the pile of the background down from the florals by several centimeters. Harrir, or silk as it is known in Persian is used to accentuate the raised florals. The designs are taken from antique Persian rugs of the 18th century, which are normally hard to find, especially in room sizes. Very few left in our collection, these rare and stately rugs will definitely add warmth and pizzazz to any décor. 

HERIZ is a city in Northwestern Iran. Rugs from this city are world renown for their unique style. Coarsely woven with the Turkish or symmetrical knot, they usually have a large diamond or floral geometric medallion with square and rectangular corners that resemble the centerpiece. The design is usually geometric with overall motifs in the very busy background.They are highly prized for their marvelous design and sturdiness. 

INDO HERIZ rugs are the best imitation of Persian Heriz rugs, which is a city in Northwestern Iran. Rugs from this city are world renown for their unique style. Coarsely woven with the Turkish or symmetrical knot, they usually have a large diamond or floral geometric medallion with square and rectangular corners that resemble the centerpiece. The design is usually geometric with overall motifs in the very busy background. They are highly prized for their marvelous design and sturdiness. 

INDO HERIZ rugs are the best imitation of Persian Heriz rugs, which is a city in Northwestern Iran. Rugs from this city are world renown for their unique style. Coarsely woven with the Turkish or symmetrical knot, they usually have a large diamond or floral geometric medallion with square and rectangular corners that resemble the centerpiece. The design is usually geometric with overall motifs in the very busy background. They are highly prized for their marvelous design and sturdiness. 

HERIZ is a city in Northwestern Iran. Rugs from this city are world renown for their unique style. Coarsely woven with the Turkish or symmetrical knot, they usually have a large diamond or floral geometric medallion with square and rectangular corners that resemble the centerpiece. The design is usually geometric with overall motifs in the very busy background.They are highly prized for their marvelous design and sturdiness. 

HERIZ is a city in Northwestern Iran. Rugs from this city are world renown for their unique style. Coarsely woven with the Turkish or symmetrical knot, they usually have a large diamond or floral geometric medallion with square and rectangular corners that resemble the centerpiece. The design is usually geometric with overall motifs in the very busy background.They are highly prized for their marvelous design and sturdiness. 

HOSSEINABAD is located in Hamadan Province.Most of the rugs woven here are sold in the marketplaces of Hamadan city and are often classed as Hamadans. They are mostly woven with the Turkish symmetrical knot and are hard wearing, attractive, all purpose rugs, which will blend with both modern and traditional decors.Most of Hosseinabad carpets ,likewise and other Kurdish carpets, has one side fringes and the other side is mostly Kelim weaving which made the carpets more unique and attractive. 

HOSSEINABAD is located in Hamadan Province.Most of the rugs woven here are sold in the marketplaces of Hamadan city and are often classed as Hamadans. They are mostly woven with the Turkish symmetrical knot and are hard wearing, attractive, all purpose rugs, which will blend with both modern and traditional decors.Most of Hosseinabad carpets ,likewise and other Kurdish carpets, has one side fringes and the other side is mostly Kelim weaving which made the carpets more unique and attractive. 

INDO HERIZ rugs are the best imitation of Persian Heriz rugs, which is a city in Northwestern Iran. Rugs from this city are world renown for their unique style. Coarsely woven with the Turkish or symmetrical knot, they usually have a large diamond or floral geometric medallion with square and rectangular corners that resemble the centerpiece. The design is usually geometric with overall motifs in the very busy background. They are highly prized for their marvelous design and sturdiness. 

INDO HERIZ rugs are the best imitation of Persian Heriz rugs, which is a city in Northwestern Iran. Rugs from this city are world renown for their unique style. Coarsely woven with the Turkish or symmetrical knot, they usually have a large diamond or floral geometric medallion with square and rectangular corners that resemble the centerpiece. The design is usually geometric with overall motifs in the very busy background. They are highly prized for their marvelous design and sturdiness. 

KASHAN carpets originally come from a large town along the western edge of the great desert, Kevir in the province of Isfahan in west central Iran. Our collection of Indo Kashan carpets are made from the finest New Zealand wool on cotton foundation. The exquisite workmanship evident in these rugs from the North west of India have given these rugs an international reputation as one of today’s most popular rugs, offering product reliability, durability and superb design and color combinations. 

SAROUGH carpets originally come from a village around Arak in central Iran. Our collection of Indo Sarough carpets are made from the finest New Zealand wool on cotton foundation. The exquisite workmanship evident in these rugs from the North west of India have given these rugs an international reputation as one of today’s most popular rugs, offering product reliability, durability and superb design and color combinations. 

SAROUGH carpets originally come from a village around Arak in central Iran. Our collection of Indo Sarough carpets are made from the finest New Zealand wool on cotton foundation. The exquisite workmanship evident in these rugs from the North west of India have given these rugs an international reputation as one of today’s most popular rugs, offering product reliability, durability and superb design and color combinations. 

SAROUGH carpets originally come from a village around Arak in central Iran. Our collection of Indo Sarough carpets are made from the finest New Zealand wool on cotton foundation. The exquisite workmanship evident in these rugs from the North west of India have given these rugs an international reputation as one of today’s most popular rugs, offering product reliability, durability and superb design and color combinations. 

ISFAHAN is located in central west Iran. Isfahan rugs are very famous for their extremely fine weave and excellent quality wool. They have many different and intricately executed designs and use many vibrant colors in their palette. Isfahan rugs are truly for the fine art lover. 

The JAIPUR DOUBLE KNOT rugs are hand made in the Rajasthan Province of India. The city of Jaipur is a major rug-producing region in India. The designs are taken from antique Persian rugs of the 18th century, which are normally hard to find, especially in room sizes. Jaipur rugs are highly regarded worldwide. They are capable of handling heavy traffic . 

The JAIPUR DOUBLE KNOT rugs are hand made in the Rajasthan Province of India. The city of Jaipur is a major rug-producing region in India. The designs are taken from antique Persian rugs of the 18th century, which are normally hard to find, especially in room sizes. Jaipur rugs are highly regarded worldwide. They are capable of handling heavy traffic . 

The JAIPUR DOUBLE KNOT rugs are hand made in the Rajasthan Province of India. The city of Jaipur is a major rug-producing region in India. The designs are taken from antique Persian rugs of the 18th century, which are normally hard to find, especially in room sizes. Jaipur rugs are highly regarded worldwide. They are capable of handling heavy traffic . 

The JAIPUR DOUBLE KNOT rugs are hand made in the Rajasthan Province of India. The city of Jaipur is a major rug-producing region in India. The designs are taken from antique Persian rugs of the 18th century, which are normally hard to find, especially in room sizes. Jaipur rugs are highly regarded worldwide. They are capable of handling heavy traffic . 

The JAIPUR Vegi rugs are hand made in the Rajasthan Province of India. The city of Jaipur is a major rug-producing region in India. The designs are taken from antique Persian rugs of the 18th century, which are normally hard to find, especially in room sizes. Jaipur rugs are highly regarded worldwide. They are capable of handling heavy traffic . The high quality hand spun wool and vegetable dye, give them a decorative look. They can play major role in any decoration project. 

The JAIPUR Vegi rugs are hand made in the Rajasthan Province of India. The city of Jaipur is a major rug-producing region in India. The designs are taken from antique Persian rugs of the 18th century, which are normally hard to find, especially in room sizes. Jaipur rugs are highly regarded worldwide. They are capable of handling heavy traffic . The high quality hand spun wool and vegetable dye, give them a decorative look. They can play major role in any decoration project. 

The JAIPUR Vegi rugs are hand made in the Rajasthan Province of India. The city of Jaipur is a major rug-producing region in India. The designs are taken from antique Persian rugs of the 18th century, which are normally hard to find, especially in room sizes. Jaipur rugs are highly regarded worldwide. They are capable of handling heavy traffic . The high quality hand spun wool and vegetable dye, give them a decorative look. They can play major role in any decoration project. 

The Jamshiidpour Indian woolen carpets are made in Pathankot city of india and are inspired by the classical Persian motifs transformed to the most contemporary style. Bright glowing colors, hand-knotting technique allowing high number of knots per square inch and exquisite design sense have made these Hand knotted woolen carpets a cherished products in a home decor apart from the fact that they spread warmth.Their design and colour schemes have the artists' own independent logic. The art of weaving carpets has percolated through generations and the Indian craftsmen have been creating the greatest of specimen since the medieval period. 

JOSHAGAN rugs are woven in the town of Joshagan and its nearby villages in the north central Iranian province of Esfahan. They are considered very high quality and rare rugs due to their limited production. Joshagans are considered very good investments and are highly priced. 

JOSHAGAN rugs are woven in the town of Joshagan and its nearby villages in the north central Iranian province of Esfahan. They are considered very high quality and rare rugs due to their limited production. Joshagans are considered very good investments and are highly priced. 

JOUZAN is located in the northwestern Iranian province of Hamadan. JOUZAN rugs tend to be mainly geometric in design, consisting of diamond or hexagon medallions with all-over small herati or boteh motifs. Both the symmetrical Turkish and asymmetrical Persian knot are used. They make wonderful additions to traditional and modern decors. 

JOUZAN is located in the northwestern Iranian province of Hamadan. JOUZAN rugs tend to be mainly geometric in design, consisting of diamond or hexagon medallions with all-over small herati or boteh motifs. Both the symmetrical Turkish and asymmetrical Persian knot are used. They make wonderful additions to traditional and modern decors. 

KASHAN is a large oasis town along the western edge of the great desert, Kevir in the province of Isfahan in west central Iran. Kashans are made from good quality wool, often using kurk wool (from the neck of lambs). The knots are extremely dense using the Persian or asymmetrical knot. 

KASHAN is a large oasis town along the western edge of the great desert, Kevir in the province of Isfahan in west central Iran. Kashans are made from good quality wool, often using kurk wool (from the neck of lambs). The knots are extremely dense using the Persian or asymmetrical knot. 

Kashmar rugs are hand-woven in the Khorasan province of Northeastern Iran. The city of Kashmar is renown for rug production for hundreds of years. They are very unique patterns of floral and pictoral design. Often of a large size these durable works of art will bestow their unique beauty upon your decor. 

We are proud to introduce our stunning pieces from our Nepali Kathmandu valley collection. These striking rugs are made using the finest of Himalayan fleece which is hand combed, carded and spun. Vegetable and chemical dyes are used giving a rich and lustorus coloration. Striking graphics, exaggerated scale, repeating forms combined with rich colors bring about an aesthetically pleasing effect. A definite must at unbeatable prices. 

Kazak style Rugs originally comes from the Caucasus Regions of Northern Iran, Turkey and Russia.These nomadic village rugs have a very distinctive style, in scatter sizes with bold geometric designs. Our collection of Sino Kazak carpets are made from the finest New Zealand wool on cotton foundation. The exquisite workmanship evident in these rugs from the south of china have given these rugs an international reputation as one of today’s most popular rugs, offering product reliability, durability and superb design and color combinations. 

These elegant, colorful and bold carpets are hand knotted by the professional weavers engaged in this profession for generations. Using marvelous weaving techniques, natural dyes, and hand spun wool, these pieces are simply breathtaking. Don't miss this wonderful opportunity to own these pieces of woven art underfoot. 

Tajik Kazak rugs are handwoven by the ethnic people of Tajikistan, one of the newly independant republics of once Soviet Central Asia. Tajiks are descendants of ethnic nomadic Iranians. These stunning rugs are also woven in Iran and India from hand spun wool and the colours used are pure vegetable dye. These stunning and remarkably beautiful rugs are collectors’ pieces that will definitely add their magic to your decor 

These beautiful flat-weave Keisari Kilims are extraordinarily unique. Hand woven with 100% pure 3.5 count yarn wool and high quality vegetal dyes. Dynamic and colorful with striking Caucasian patterns, these flatweaves kilims are practical as they are attractive. Take advantage of this exclusive ECG collection. 

These beautiful flat-weave Keisari Kilims are extraordinarily unique. Hand woven with 100% pure 3.5 count yarn wool and high quality vegetal dyes. Dynamic and colorful with striking Caucasian patterns, these flatweaves kilims are practical as they are attractive. Take advantage of this exclusive ECG collection. 

The unique characteristics of the Kaseri rug offer an insight into the highly skilled craftsman of this central Turkish region. Hand woven, the rug’s recognizable low pile, and antique appearance is achieved by using selected fine wool on a cotton base, natural dyes and by incorporating between 400,000 to 500,00 famous Turkish knots per sq. meter. The recognizable patterns, artistic designs and exquisite use of colors give full justification to the superb craftsmanship of these collectible rugs 

KERMAN rugs are woven in the city of Kerman in southeastern Iran and its surrounding villages and towns. Traditional Kerman designs consist of the medallion-and-corner, all-over floral, all-over boteh, and striped designs, as well as panelled garden, tree-of-life, prayer, vase, garden, hunting, and animal pictorials. The more modern designs have the medallion and corner on an open field. Usually more than 15 colors are used in one rug. 

Arguably the greatest woven works of art, these rugs with their classical and innovative designs and colors are highly prized possessions. Made from 100% wool and hand woven by the Esari Turkmen of Northern Afghanistan whose reputation for creating these unique well crafted rugs is without question. 

Arguably the greatest woven works of art, these rugs with their classical and innovative designs and colors are highly prized possessions. Made from 100% wool and hand woven by the Esari Turkmen of Northern Afghanistan whose reputation for creating these unique well crafted rugs is without question. 

KOLIAIS are tribal Persian rugs woven by nomadic Kurdish tribespeople in western Iran. Bright and lively, they often have hexagonal herati medallion designs. They were not originally woven for commercial use but for their everyday use in their nomadic lives. A beautiful and warm piece, bringing its charm to your decor. 

KOLIAIS are tribal Persian rugs woven by nomadic Kurdish tribespeople in western Iran. Bright and lively, they often have hexagonal herati medallion designs. They were not originally woven for commercial use but for their everyday use in their nomadic lives. A beautiful and warm piece, bringing its charm to your decor. 

Kurdish hand-woven rugs and Kilim are made by the nomadic Kurdish tribes of Iran. Beautiful, bold and with a plethora of patterns, from geometric to floral, are charechiristics of these pieces. These one of a kind and unique rugs are beautiful collectors pieces. Their bold and colorful character are a perfect addition to your decor. 

Kurdish hand-woven rugs and Kilim are made by the nomadic Kurdish tribes of Iran. Beautiful, bold and with a plethora of patterns, from geometric to floral, are charechiristics of these pieces. These one of a kind and unique rugs are beautiful collectors pieces. Their bold and colorful character are a perfect addition to your decor. 

Exclusively designed for ECG and hand woven to our rigorous standards. These unique highly prized Oriental rugs are carefully made by some of the most skilled workman from the exclusive rug making area of southern Tibet. Only the finest New Zealand wool and high knot count used in their preparation can produce the rich and luxurious texture found in this rare and limited issue collection 

Exclusively designed for ECG and hand woven to our rigorous standards. These unique highly prized Oriental rugs are carefully made by some of the most skilled workman from the exclusive rug making area of southern Tibet. Only the finest New Zealand wool and high knot count used in their preparation can produce the rich and luxurious texture found in this rare and limited issue collection 

LILIHAN is a town south of Arak in western Iran. Lilihans are classed like Saroughs. Lilihans are single wefted and are woven on a cotton foundation using an asymmetrical knot. 

LILIHAN is a town south of Arak in western Iran. Lilihans are classed like Saroughs. Lilihans are single wefted and are woven on a cotton foundation using an asymmetrical knot. 

THE LURI are a nomadic tribe of shepherds who live in the Zagros Mountains of southwestern Iran. Their weavings are strongly influenced by the kurdish style using bright colors for their floral and geometric patterns. As with all nomadic weavers their rugs were not woven for commercial us but for their day to day needs. This piece will add its warm and charismatic charm to your decor. 

THE LURI are a nomadic tribe of shepherds who live in the Zagros Mountains of southwestern Iran. Their weavings are strongly influenced by the kurdish style using bright colors for their floral and geometric patterns. As with all nomadic weavers their rugs were not woven for commercial us but for their day to day needs. This piece will add its warm and charismatic charm to your decor. 

ECG unique collection of luxurious Pakistani is one of the finest quality rugs made by Pakistani master weavers, The materials used in these rugs are top quality - most of them use 100% New Zealand wool for the pile with very fine cotton base, In addition, the rugs use the Senneh (or Persian) weave with very high knot counts, which enables the high intricacy and detail found in the patterns. These collections are often available in a variety of sizes and colors. 

ECG unique collection of luxurious Pakistani is one of the finest quality rugs made by Pakistani master weavers, The materials used in these rugs are top quality - most of them use 100% New Zealand wool for the pile with very fine cotton base, In addition, the rugs use the Senneh (or Persian) weave with very high knot counts, which enables the high intricacy and detail found in the patterns. These collections are often available in a variety of sizes and colors. 

ECG unique collection of luxurious Pakistani is one of the finest quality rugs made by Pakistani master weavers, The materials used in these rugs are top quality - most of them use 100% New Zealand wool for the pile with very fine cotton base, In addition, the rugs use the Senneh (or Persian) weave with very high knot counts, which enables the high intricacy and detail found in the patterns. These collections are often available in a variety of sizes and colors. 

Mahal is situated in the West-Central part of Persia and is known for its history of waving quality rugs for generations. The Mahal Persian rugs are densely woven of soft and select wool, using asymmetrical or Persian knot and vegetable dye. These rugs have the appeal, beauty and the versatility to go with many different decors. Take advantage of our fall collection, offered at beautifully affordable prices and add a new, exciting and stylish dimension to your house décor. 

Mahal is situated in the West-Central part of Persia and is known for its history of waving quality rugs for generations. The Mahal Persian rugs are densely woven of soft and select wool, using asymmetrical or Persian knot and vegetable dye. These rugs have the appeal, beauty and the versatility to go with many different decors. Take advantage of our fall collection, offered at beautifully affordable prices and add a new, exciting and stylish dimension to your house décor. 

Exclusively produced for ECG in India. Using hand spun New zealand wool and vegetable dye on top of the most fantastic designs, make these rugs unique in its own kind. ECG is proud to present the Maharaja Collection for the first time. Take advantage of this offer and be one of the first owners of these stunning rugs. 

MALAYER is located in the northwestern Iranian province of Hamadan. Malayer rugs tend to be mainly geometric in design, consisting of diamond or hexagon medallions with all-over small herati or boteh motifs. Both the symmetrical Turkish and asymmetrical Persian knot are used. They make wonderful additions to traditional and modern decors. 

MALAYER is located in the northwestern Iranian province of Hamadan. Malayer rugs tend to be mainly geometric in design, consisting of diamond or hexagon medallions with all-over small herati or boteh motifs. Both the symmetrical Turkish and asymmetrical Persian knot are used. They make wonderful additions to traditional and modern decors. 

MALAYER is located in the northwestern Iranian province of Hamadan. Malayer rugs tend to be mainly geometric in design, consisting of diamond or hexagon medallions with all-over small herati or boteh motifs. Both the symmetrical Turkish and asymmetrical Persian knot are used. They make wonderful additions to traditional and modern decors. 

MASHAD, the capital city of the northeastern Iranian province of Khorasan, is a rug-weaving and trading center for rugs produced by the surrounding villagers and nomadic groups. Mashad rugs are mostly curvilinear with the medallion and corner floral design, and very busy motifs in the field. The majority use the Persian or asymmetrical knot. 

Mehraban is a district north of Hamadan in Iran.
There are two distinct types of Mehraban rugs, both single wefted.
The older style, which is more geometric is best known for long, narrow runners and carpets.
Hamadan Mehraban is based on the American Sarouk style and seems to have begun as a king of superior Darjezine. Many other designs also exist in the new-style production, some of them being further developments of the American style, others quite different, including for example geometric, slightly Caucasian-looking patterns.
The quality is very good: fine thick yarn with great natural luster, combined with a fine weave, the Yarn has a high twist, which gives the back of the rug a knobby effect.
The most common ground color is dark blue, but a whole range of other shades is readily available red, cream, gold and light blue in particular but in the main the overall color effects are better than in most new Hamadans. 

Mehraban is a district north of Hamadan in Iran.
There are two distinct types of Mehraban rugs, both single wefted.
The older style, which is more geometric is best known for long, narrow runners and carpets.
Hamadan Mehraban is based on the American Sarouk style and seems to have begun as a king of superior Darjezine. Many other designs also exist in the new-style production, some of them being further developments of the American style, others quite different, including for example geometric, slightly Caucasian-looking patterns.
The quality is very good: fine thick yarn with great natural luster, combined with a fine weave, the Yarn has a high twist, which gives the back of the rug a knobby effect.
The most common ground color is dark blue, but a whole range of other shades is readily available red, cream, gold and light blue in particular but in the main the overall color effects are better than in most new Hamadans. 

Mehraban is a district north of Hamadan in Iran, important producing center for carpets and runners.
There are two distinct types of Mehraban rugs, both single wefted. The older style, which is more geometric is best known for long, narrow runners and carpets.
Hamadan Mehraban is based on the Sarouk style and seems to have begun as a king of superior Darjezine. Many other designs also exist in the new-style production, some of them being further developments of the American style, others quite different, including for example geometric, slightly Caucasian-looking patterns.
The quality is very good: fine thick yarn with great natural luster, combined with a fine weave, the Yarn has a high twist, which gives the back of the rug a knobby effect.
The most common ground color is dark blue, but a whole range of other shades is readily available red, cream, gold and light blue in particular but in the main the overall color effects are better than in most new Hamadans.
This stunning piece will definately add its charm and warmth to your decor. 

Meshkin or Meshkinshahr is a village in mountains of Azerbaijan in Northwestern Iran. The rugs have a strong Turkoman influence with strong geometric shapes, predominantly using diamond medallions. They are of good quality and very sturdy rugs. The colors are usually reds, greens, navy blues, olives. These Meshkin hand woven rugs are an exotic and unique work of tribal art that will fill your decor with its warmth and beauty. 

Meshkin or Meshkinshahr is a village in mountains of Azerbaijan in Northwestern Iran. The rugs have a strong Turkoman influence with strong geometric shapes, predominantly using diamond medallions. They are of good quality and very sturdy rugs. The colors are usually reds, greens, navy blues, olives. These Meshkin hand woven rugs are an exotic and unique work of tribal art that will fill your decor with its warmth and beauty. 

Mirzapur Rugs. — There is probably no city in India whose carpet industry is known more than that of Mirzapur. Situated on the south bank of the Ganges, it is in the center of the richest and most cultured part of India. The Hindu element is strong, This atmosphere had undoubtedly much to do with the designs of the old Mirzapur carpets, which, before English commercial manipulation began, showed a pronounced Hindu character in distinction from the Persian forms. The modern Mirzapur carpets show round, floral figures, with dark red as the prevailing color, usually arranged in rows upon a pale yellow or cream colored ground. Dark red, almost maroon, prevails also in the borders, which carry some arrangement of the pear pattern resembling the main borders of the Khorassans, or else a repetition of the floral forms found in the body of the rug, with a connecting vine. The wool for the present-day Mirzapur carpets comes chiefly from the western part of Rajputana. 

MASHAD and Birjandj are two cities in Khorasan province in eastern Iran where Mood carpets are generaly woven.. Rugs from these cities are world renown for their unique style and extreme smoothness as the wool is often made of velvet and silk. The majority of Mood rugs are woven using the Persian or asymmetrical knot. Their beautiful weavings go with almost any decor, such as Traditional, Sheraton and Queen Anne. 

MASHAD and Birjandj are two cities in Khorasan province in eastern Iran where Mood carpets are generaly woven.. Rugs from these cities are world renown for their unique style and extreme smoothness as the wool is often made of velvet and silk. The majority of Mood rugs are woven using the Persian or asymmetrical knot. Their beautiful weavings go with almost any decor, such as Traditional, Sheraton and Queen Anne. 

These elegant Afghan carpets are hand knotted in Mouri Velayat in North West of Afghanistan. This region is worldwide known as one the best carpet weave area in Afghanistan . The high quality hand spun wool and natural dye, give them a decorative look. They can play major role in any decoration project. 

MOUSEL rugs are hand woven by the Kurdish tribes living in Western and Southwestern Iran. Mostly local wool and vegetal dyes are used. They have a strong geometric pattern, yet unlike other Kurdish rugs, Mousel rugs have curvilinear floral medallion designs as well. Woven of soft wool with thin, tight piles, the Turkish knot is mostly used with an average KPSI of 120. Mousel rugs are well known for their unique designs and color scheme among art collectors and are well sought after. 

MOUSEL rugs are hand woven by the Kurdish tribes living in Western and Southwestern Iran. Mostly local wool and vegetal dyes are used. They have a strong geometric pattern, yet unlike other Kurdish rugs, Mousel rugs have curvilinear floral medallion designs as well. Woven of soft wool with thin, tight piles, the Turkish knot is mostly used with an average KPSI of 120. Mousel rugs are well known for their unique designs and color scheme among art collectors and are well sought after. 

MOUSEL rugs are hand woven by the Kurdish tribes living in Western and Southwestern Iran. Mostly local wool and vegetal dyes are used. They have a strong geometric pattern, yet unlike other Kurdish rugs, Mousel rugs have curvilinear floral medallion designs as well. Woven of soft wool with thin, tight piles, the Turkish knot is mostly used with an average KPSI of 120. Mousel rugs are well known for their unique designs and color scheme among art collectors and are well sought after. 

NAHAVAND is a village north of the town of Hamadan in Northwestern Iran. These hand-woven treaures are usually constructed on horizontal looms reflecting the nomadic nature of the people. They often have geometric and stylized floral patterns woven with very good quality wool. A hardwearing and attractive piece that will blend with many a decor. 

NAHAVAND is a village north of the town of Hamadan in Northwestern Iran. These hand-woven treaures are usually constructed on horizontal looms reflecting the nomadic nature of the people. They often have geometric and stylized floral patterns woven with very good quality wool. A hardwearing and attractive piece that will blend with many a decor. 

NAIN is located in the province of Esfahan in central Iran. Nain rugs are known worldwide for their extremely fine weave and very detailed curvilinear designs. Silk highlights are commonly used. One distinguishing feature of Nains is their elegant yet muted palette. 

NAIN is located in the province of Esfahan in central Iran. Nain rugs are known worldwide for their extremely fine weave and very detailed curvilinear designs. Silk highlights are commonly used. One distinguishing feature of Nains is their elegant yet muted palette. 

We are proud to introduce our stunning pieces from our Nepali Dorjee collection. These striking rugs are made using the finest of Himalayan fleece which is hand combed, carded and spun. Vegetable and chemical dyes are used giving a vibrant and strongly contrasting coloration. Striking graphics, exaggerated scale, repeating forms combined with rich colors bring about an aesthetically pleasing effect. A definite must at unbeatable prices. 

We are proud to introduce our stunning pieces from our Nepali Kangara collection. These striking rugs are made using the finest of Himalayan fleece which is hand combed, carded and spun. Vegetable and chemical dyes are used giving a vibrant and strongly contrasting coloration. Striking graphics, exaggerated scale, repeating forms combined with rich colors bring about an aesthetically pleasing effect. A definite must at unbeatable prices. 

These elegant Afghan carpets are hand knotted by the professional weavers engaged in this profession for generation in North west Afghanistan . Using a combination technique of carpet weaving and Kilim, natural dye , and hand spun wool, make these pieces unique. A golden opportunity for a true rug collector to own this new collection. 

These elegant Afghan carpets are hand knotted by the professional weavers engaged in this profession for generation in North west Afghanistan . Using a combination technique of carpet weaving and Kilim, natural dye , and hand spun wool, make these pieces unique. A golden opportunity for a true rug collector to own this new collection. 

These exquisite masterpieces are hand knotted with all natural silk by highly skilled weavers in southern China. When dyed, silk fibers are saturated with rich colors, and have a distinctive, almost translucent luster. One of the magical elements of these rugs is the way they change shade depending on the direction of the pile when looking at it. From one side, the rug will appear dark and elegant and from the other it will look vibrant and clear. Nicely patterned, high KPSI, closely clipped silk masterpieces come in a variety of sizes and styles. These rugs are classified as 300-L or 300 lines of knotted warps per sq.ft which is equivalent to 75 000 knots per sq.ft. These are categorised as fine rugs and they truly reflect the caliber and artistry of the highly sought after Qum, Kashan, Hereke and Tabriz silk Persian rugs as well as the best in traditional Chinese patterns. These stunning works of woven art will last a lifetime and buying one of them is definitely investing in a family heirloom. 

Using famous Persian and Aubousan designs make this carpet special on its own kind. The beautifully hand woven and decorative rug with high knot count is visually stunning and exquisite to the touch. Lightweight yet durable, it is a treasure for a lifetime. Do not miss this opportunity to own one of these fantastic works of art. 

ECG unique collection of luxurious Pakistani is one of the finest quality rugs made by Pakistani master weavers, The materials used in these rugs are top quality - most of them use 100% New Zealand wool for the pile with very fine cotton base, In addition, the rugs use the Senneh (or Persian) weave with very high knot counts, which enables the high intricacy and detail found in the patterns. These collections are often available in a variety of sizes and colors. 

BALUCH rugs are woven by the nomadic Baluchi ethnic groups of Baluchistan province, in southeastern Iran. Very geometric and intricate design, borrowing largely from Turkoman influence especially in the use of the "gul" motif. They also weave saddlebags, salt bags, prayer rugs, which reflect their nomadic way of life. 

Bokhara rugs usually handwoven by the Turkoman tribes. Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs using the elephant foot and octagonal gul motifs and are of fine quality. These rugs usually come in greens, reds, whites, and browns. This wonderful piece will add their charm to your decor. 

Bokhara rugs usually handwoven by the Turkoman tribes. Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs using the elephant foot and octagonal gul motifs and are of fine quality. These rugs usually come in greens, reds, whites, and browns. This wonderful piece will add their charm to your decor. 

High quality, high knot count (180-200KPSI)Bokhara rugs woven in the Peshawar region by Afghani weavers.These stunning Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs using the elephant foot and octagonal gul motifs. These rugs usually come in greens, reds, whites, and browns. A stunning execution of design, and fantastic pallette. A definite must at unbeatable prices. 

High quality, high knot count (180-200KPSI)Bokhara rugs woven in the Peshawar region by Afghani weavers.These stunning Bokhara rugs have small, repeating geometric designs using the elephant foot and octagonal gul motifs. These rugs usually come in greens, reds, whites, and browns. A stunning execution of design, and fantastic pallette. A definite must at unbeatable prices. 

Woven by Afghan weavers in the Peshawar regions of Pakistan. They are knotted using locally handspun wool and the beautiful variety of colours and shading is achieved by using vegetable dyes. They have fine knot and the designs are inspired by the Caucasian Shirvan and Kazak styles. A stunning execution of design, and fantastic subdued pallette. A definite must at unbeatable prices. 

Professionally Hand made from luxurious well selected wool. These very dense weave carpets are collectables and a pure artistic treasure. Woven in Afghanistan, These items feature holly places and directional patterns. Exclusive to ECG's collection. 

These exquisite masterpieces are hand knotted with all natural silk by highly skilled weavers in southern China. When dyed, silk fibers are saturated with rich colors, and have a distinctive, almost translucent luster. One of the magical elements of these rugs is the way they change shade depending on the direction of the pile when looking at it. From one side, the rug will appear dark and elegant and from the other it will look vibrant and clear. Nicely patterned, high KPSI, closely clipped silk masterpieces come in a variety of sizes and styles. These rugs are classified as 400-L or 400 lines of knotted warps per sq.ft which is equivalent to 98 000 knots per sq.ft. These are categorised as superfine rugs and they truly reflect the caliber and artistry of the highly sought after Qum, Kashan, Hereke and Tabriz silk Persian rugs as well as the best in traditional Chinese patterns. These stunning works of woven art will last a lifetime and buying one of them is definitely investing in a family heirloom. 

These exquisite masterpieces are hand knotted with all natural silk by highly skilled weavers in southern China. When dyed, silk fibers are saturated with rich colors, and have a distinctive, almost translucent luster. One of the magical elements of these rugs is the way they change shade depending on the direction of the pile when looking at it. From one side, the rug will appear dark and elegant and from the other it will look vibrant and clear. Nicely patterned, high KPSI, closely clipped silk masterpieces come in a variety of sizes and styles. These rugs are classified as 400-L or 400 lines of knotted warps per sq.ft which is equivalent to 98 000 knots per sq.ft. These are categorised as superfine rugs and they truly reflect the caliber and artistry of the highly sought after Qum, Kashan, Hereke and Tabriz silk Persian rugs as well as the best in traditional Chinese patterns. These stunning works of woven art will last a lifetime and buying one of them is definitely investing in a family heirloom. 

QASHQAI rugs are woven by the Qashqai nomadic tribes of the Fars province in southwestern Iran. Their designs are bold, colorful and geometric. They include diamond and hexagonal medallions (usually connected vertically) and floral, animal and human motifs in an all-over layout. The rugs are mostly woven on horizontal looms with a wool foundation using the Turkish or symmetrical knot. 

QASHQAI rugs are woven by the Qashqai nomadic tribes of the Fars province in southwestern Iran. Their designs are bold, colorful and geometric. They include diamond and hexagonal medallions (usually connected vertically) and floral, animal and human motifs in an all-over layout. The rugs are mostly woven on horizontal looms with a wool foundation using the Turkish or symmetrical knot. 

Afghan war rugs were largely hand woven by Turkmen Afghan refugees in Pakistan. Now that the Taliban is gone many have returned home to Afghanistan where they continue to weave these extraordinary rugs. These war rugs are exceptional, knotted by hand from local sheep wool in unique patterns depicting images of war from the Afghan-Soviet war, the Taliban era and the present American intervention. These have images of tanks, maps of Afghanistan with guns, tanks, planes and rockets. Others have helicopters, bombers, grenades and even the controversial bombing of the Twin Towers. These rare collectors rugs tell a riveting story, and can either be used as floor rugs or wall hangings. 

ROODBAR, a small village, Northern Iran, produces a higher quality tribal rug than what is normally found in the region. Usually of geometric design with stylized floral, animal and vase designs. Turkish and kurdish inluences are strong in the weavings. This high quality hand woven treausre will brighten many a decor. 

ROODBAR, a small village, Northern Iran, produces a higher quality tribal rug than what is normally found in the region. Usually of geometric design with stylized floral, animal and vase designs. Turkish and kurdish inluences are strong in the weavings. This high quality hand woven treausre will brighten many a decor. 

ROODBAR, a small village, Northern Iran, produces a higher quality tribal rug than what is normally found in the region. Usually of geometric design with stylized floral, animal and vase designs. Turkish and kurdish inluences are strong in the weavings. This high quality hand woven treausre will brighten many a decor. 

BALUCH rugs are woven by the nomadic Baluchi ethnic groups of Western Afghanistan and Eastern Iran. Very geometric and intricate in design, borrowing largely from Turkoman influence especially in the use of the "gul" or elephant foot motif. They also weave saddlebags, salt bags, prayer rugs, which reflect their nomadic way of life. 

BALUCH rugs are woven by the nomadic Baluchi ethnic groups of Western Afghanistan and Eastern Iran. Very geometric and intricate in design, borrowing largely from Turkoman influence especially in the use of the "gul" or elephant foot motif. They also weave saddlebags, salt bags, prayer rugs, which reflect their nomadic way of life. 

The Royal Jaipur rugs are hand made in the Rajasthan Province of India. The city of Jaipur is a major rug-producing region in India. The designs are taken from antique Persian rugs of the 18th century, which are normally hard to find, especially in room sizes. Jaipur rugs are highly regarded worldwide. They are capable of handling heavy traffic . The high quality hand spun wool and vegetable dye, give them a decorative look. They can play major role in any decoration project. 

KASHAN is a large oasis town along the western edge of the great desert, Kevir in the province of Isfahan in west central Iran. Kashans are made from good quality wool, often using kurk wool (from the neck of lambs). The knots are extremely dense using the Persian or asymmetrical knot. The rugs of our Royal Kashan collection are hand picked from the finest Kashans. Owning one of these masterpieces will certainly be the talk of the evening. 

These magnificent rugs are woven in India using the famous Persian Mahal designs. Mahal is situated in the West-Central part of Persia and is known for its history of weaving quality rugs for generations. Expertly woven using the finest wools and dyes, these marvelous rugs have the appeal, beauty and the versatility to go with many different decors. Take advantage of our affordable prices and add a new, exciting and stylish dimension to your home or office décor. 

These magnificent rugs are woven in India using the famous Persian Mahal designs. Mahal is situated in the West-Central part of Persia and is known for its history of weaving quality rugs for generations. Expertly woven using the finest wools and dyes, these marvelous rugs have the appeal, beauty and the versatility to go with many different decors. Take advantage of our affordable prices and add a new, exciting and stylish dimension to your home or office décor. 

These elegant Russian hand embroidered kilims and sumaks are made by professional weavers engaged in this profession for generations in Tajikistan region. Using a combination technique of carpet weaving and flatweave embroidery, vegetable dyes, and hand spun wool, these Russian pieces are truly unique. As these items are no longer woven in these regions it is a golden opportunity for a true rug collector to own these extraordinary pieces. 

SABZEVAR is a town located on the northwestern part of the province of Khorassan, in northeastern Iran. The pattern and colors used in most Sabzevar rugs are very similar to those of the carpets woven in the holy city of Mashad. A central medallion is traditionally dominant in Sabzevars. Rich burgundy is most often used as the field color with accents of blue and green throughout. 

Sarab rugs originate from Sarab village in the Northewestern Iranian province of Azerbaijan. These rugs are handwoven by semi-nomadic tribes of Turkoman descent. Sarab rugs are of very high quality, using simple geometric motifs with combinations of earthy tones of browns, rusts, reds and greens. Most are produced as long runners and are hard wearing authentic tribal pieces. These magnificent rug will certainly add its magnificent charm to your decor. 

SAROUGH is a city south of the Borchalu region in central Persia. This city produced exceptional quality rugs and today the name denotes high quality pieces woven in the region centerd around Arak. 

SAROUGH is a city south of the Borchalu region in central Persia. This city produced exceptional quality rugs and today the name denotes high quality pieces woven in the region centerd around Arak. 

SAROUGH is a city south of the Borchalu region in central Persia. This city produced exceptional quality rugs and today the name denotes high quality pieces woven in the region centerd around Arak. 

The town of Sarough situated southwest of Tehran, the capital, produces a rug of the same name. Sarough rugs are usually made of handsome, lustrous wool. The knot is Kurdish Seneh and the foundation is cotton, which gives a very stout rug. 

The town of Sarough situated southwest of Tehran, the capital, produces a rug of the same name. Sarough rugs are usually made of handsome, lustrous wool. The knot is Kurdish Seneh and the foundation is cotton, which gives a very stout rug. 

SAVEH is a town in the Hamadan province. They usually have a geometric medallion-and-corner design and all over motifs or boteh and are mostly woven with the symmetrical Turkish knot. They tend to have bright colors using blue, red, dark brown, black, green and white. It is a hard wearing, attractive, all purpose rug. 

SAVEH is a town in the Hamadan province. They usually have a geometric medallion-and-corner design and all over motifs or boteh and are mostly woven with the symmetrical Turkish knot. They tend to have bright colors using blue, red, dark brown, black, green and white. It is a hard wearing, attractive, all purpose rug. 

SENNEH also known as Sanandaj is a Kurdish city in Kurdestan in Northwest Iran which is known for very fine antique rugs and kilims. Most rugs have a cotton foundation, use the symmetrical knots and are single wefted. Warps are sometimes dyed in very colorful bands. Designs include the all over boteh, all over herati (mahi), and others with a central medallions. The quality of SENNEH rugs are excellent with the older ones being extremely valuable and durable. The majority of SENNEH rugs are vegetal dyed and use soft wool with thin tight piles. The number of knots vary from 120 KPSI to 400 KPSI on finer rugs. A wonderful addition to your decor. 

SENNEH also known as Sanandaj is a Kurdish city in Kurdestan in Northwest Iran which is known for very fine antique rugs and kilims. Most rugs have a cotton foundation, use the symmetrical knots and are single wefted. Warps are sometimes dyed in very colorful bands. Designs include the all over boteh, all over herati (mahi), and others with a central medallions. The quality of SENNEH rugs are excellent with the older ones being extremely valuable and durable. The majority of SENNEH rugs are vegetal dyed and use soft wool with thin tight piles. The number of knots vary from 120 KPSI to 400 KPSI on finer rugs. A wonderful addition to your decor. 

SENNEH also known as Sanandaj is a Kurdish city in Kurdestan in Northwest Iran which is known for very fine antique rugs and kilims. Most rugs have a cotton foundation, use the symmetrical knots and are single wefted. Warps are sometimes dyed in very colorful bands. Designs include the all over boteh, all over herati (mahi), and others with a central medallions. The quality of SENNEH rugs are excellent with the older ones being extremely valuable and durable. The majority of SENNEH rugs are vegetal dyed and use soft wool with thin tight piles. The number of knots vary from 120 KPSI to 400 KPSI on finer rugs. A wonderful addition to your decor. 

SENNEH also known as Sanandaj is a Kurdish city in Kurdestan in Northwest Iran which is known for very fine antique rugs and kilims. Most rugs have a cotton foundation, use the symmetrical knots and are single wefted. Warps are sometimes dyed in very colorful bands. Designs include the all over boteh, all over herati (mahi), and others with a central medallions. The quality of SENNEH rugs are excellent with the older ones being extremely valuable and durable. The majority of SENNEH rugs are vegetal dyed and use soft wool with thin tight piles. The number of knots vary from 120 KPSI to 400 KPSI on finer rugs. A wonderful addition to your decor. 

Our Serapi Jewel collection rugs are artfully hand-knotted rugs of 100% wool reflecting the famous Serapi designs in the older Heriz and other rugs in the Azerbaijan border area. Expertly hand woven to reproduce these wonderful geometric patterns and beautiful color patterns that are world famous. Rugs are a great way to enhance your floor simply and artfully; and we are pleased to offer these exclusive and rare rugs to you at attractive prices. 

KILIM is a rug with no pile or flat woven rug. The design is created by the different colors of warp and weft strands. It is usually reversible. SHIRAZ is the capital city of the Fars province in southwestern Iran. It is mostly a trading center for rugs woven in the surrounding areas. Although the designs vary greatly, they do have some common trends. One common trend is the myriads of small motif throughout the field and the similar use of color. 

KILIM is a rug with no pile or flat woven rug. The design is created by the different colors of warp and weft strands. It is usually reversible. SHIRAZ is the capital city of the Fars province in southwestern Iran. It is mostly a trading center for rugs woven in the surrounding areas. Although the designs vary greatly, they do have some common trends. One common trend is the myriads of small motif throughout the field and the similar use of color. 

SHIRAZ is the capital city of the Fars province in southwestern Iran. It is mostly a trading center for rugs woven in the surrounding areas. Although the designs vary greatly, they do have some common trends. One common trend is the myriads of small motif throughout the field and the similar use of color. They are often of wool pile on wool or goat hair foundation. What really makes these rugs popular is their richness and warmth both in design and color. 

SHIRAZ is the capital city of the Fars province in southwestern Iran. It is mostly a trading center for rugs woven in the surrounding areas. Although the designs vary greatly, they do have some common trends. One common trend is the myriads of small motif throughout the field and the similar use of color. They are often of wool pile on wool or goat hair foundation. What really makes these rugs popular is their richness and warmth both in design and color. 

Shirvan is one of the principal weaving areas of the Caucasus on the shores of the Caspian. This series of Shirvan rugs are densely knotted using 100% vegetable dye Decorative elements of palmetts and rosettes adorn these rugs in all over or medallion designs with eye-catching allure. Since the commercialization of rug-weaving in the area these extremely attractive wool on wool rugs are in limited supply and very desirable to own. 

These beautiful flat-weave Shirvan Kilims are extraordinarily unique. Hand woven with 100% pure 3.5 count yarn wool and high quality vegetal dyes. Dynamic and colorful with striking Caucasian patterns, these flatweaves kilims are practical as they are attractive. Take advantage of this exclusive ECG collection. 

QUM rugs are among the finest in the world. Handwoven in the Holy Iranian city of Qum. They are renown the world over for their extraordinary quality. There are no specific patterns or designs although their beauty and intricacy stand out. They come in many shapes and sizes and are finely woven with top quality wool or silk or a combination of the two. A true masterpiece. 

Sirjan hand made tribal rugs are made in the southern province of Kerman in Persia. The designs are very simple which find favour with many people who do not like the more detailed and elaborate city rugs. They never are too overwhelming in their designs or colour schemes. These beautiful floor coverings look very exotic and can greatly enhance the appearance of a room. ECG is offering these unique tribal rugs to all our customers who appreciate the less sophisticated designs. Take advantage of this offer. 

Sirjan hand made tribal rugs are made in the southern province of Kerman in Persia. The designs are very simple which find favour with many people who do not like the more detailed and elaborate city rugs. They never are too overwhelming in their designs or colour schemes. These beautiful floor coverings look very exotic and can greatly enhance the appearance of a room. ECG is offering these unique tribal rugs to all our customers who appreciate the less sophisticated designs. Take advantage of this offer. 

Persian Sultanabad rugs were exclusively made for the European market since mid 19_th century. They often favored bold floral designs with spacious patterned Rugs. All rugs and carpets from this period were exclusively made with pure natural dyes. Dark red, blue, soft green, gold, and ivory are the typical colors. Warps, foundation, and wefts are cotton. The pile is wool. The wool of the Sultanabad rugs is hand spun usually from the weaver's own sheep. The rugs are woven using asymmetrical Turkish knots to tie each loop one by one. Besides using wide and bold borders, Sultanabad rugs had designs are based on small repeating floral patterns as well as all-over large scale lattice vine patterns. Sultanabad rug designers simplified the designs by creating a special work of art with unique character. Foreign companies around the world from India and Pakistan adopted a similar system, causing Sultanabad carpets to become carpets of high decorative value, even today by both interior designers and the discriminating collector. Sultanabads have great value in any condition, often favored for their bold floral designs with spacious patterns. 

Persian Sultanabad rugs were exclusively made for the European market since mid 19_th century. They often favored bold floral designs with spacious patterned Rugs. All rugs and carpets from this period were exclusively made with pure natural dyes. Dark red, blue, soft green, gold, and ivory are the typical colors. Warps, foundation, and wefts are cotton. The pile is wool. The wool of the Sultanabad rugs is hand spun usually from the weaver's own sheep. The rugs are woven using asymmetrical Turkish knots to tie each loop one by one. Besides using wide and bold borders, Sultanabad rugs had designs are based on small repeating floral patterns as well as all-over large scale lattice vine patterns. Sultanabad rug designers simplified the designs by creating a special work of art with unique character. Foreign companies around the world from India and Pakistan adopted a similar system, causing Sultanabad carpets to become carpets of high decorative value, even today by both interior designers and the discriminating collector. Sultanabads have great value in any condition, often favored for their bold floral designs with spacious patterns. 

Persian Sultanabad rugs were exclusively made for the European market since mid 19_th century. They often favored bold floral designs with spacious patterned Rugs. All rugs and carpets from this period were exclusively made with pure natural dyes. Dark red, blue, soft green, gold, and ivory are the typical colors. Warps, foundation, and wefts are cotton. The pile is wool. The wool of the Sultanabad rugs is hand spun usually from the weaver's own sheep. The rugs are woven using asymmetrical Turkish knots to tie each loop one by one. Besides using wide and bold borders, Sultanabad rugs had designs are based on small repeating floral patterns as well as all-over large scale lattice vine patterns. Sultanabad rug designers simplified the designs by creating a special work of art with unique character. Foreign companies around the world from India and Pakistan adopted a similar system, causing Sultanabad carpets to become carpets of high decorative value, even today by both interior designers and the discriminating collector. Sultanabads have great value in any condition, often favored for their bold floral designs with spacious patterns. 

TABRIZ is the capital of Eastern-Azerbaijan province and one of the most important rug weaving centers of Iran.
Tabriz rugs have the most diverse designs in Iran. Typical is the medallion and corners with endless repeats of curvilinear rosettes and palmettes. Panelled garden, pictorial, scenery, animal, all-over and geometric designs are also woven. Dark reds and powerful blues predominate with ivory used as a contrast.
Both the Turkish symmetrical and Persian asymmetrical knot are used.

The name "Tabatabaei(Taba)" comes from the work-shop in Tabriz owned by a family named Tabatabaei. As compared to the imitations (Indian, etc.) the Persian Taba rugs are VERY stiff due to a very heavy weft cord used in the construction. 

TABRIZ is the capital of Eastern-Azerbaijan province and one of the most important rug weaving centers of Iran. Tabriz rugs have the most diverse designs in Iran. Typical is the medallion and corners with endless repeats of curvilinear rosettes and palmettes. Panelled garden, pictorial, scenery, animal, all-over and geometric designs are also woven. Dark reds and powerful blues predominate with ivory used as a contrast. Both the Turkish symmetrical and Persian asymmetrical knot are used. 

TABRIZ is the capital of Eastern-Azerbaijan province and one of the most important rug weaving centers of Iran. Tabriz rugs have the most diverse designs in Iran. Typical is the medallion and corners with endless repeats of curvilinear rosettes and palmettes. Panelled garden, pictorial, scenery, animal, all-over and geometric designs are also woven. Dark reds and powerful blues predominate with ivory used as a contrast. Both the Turkish symmetrical and Persian asymmetrical knot are used. 

TABRIZ is the capital of Eastern-Azerbaijan province and one of the most important rug weaving centers of Iran. Tabriz rugs have the most diverse designs in Iran. Typical is the medallion and corners with endless repeats of curvilinear rosettes and palmettes. 

Haj Jalili was for many years the best grade of Tabriz rug. They were made in Marand on the main road northwest of Tabriz about half way to Jolfa on the Azerbaijan border. Although the original Haj Jalil carpets are so difficult to find these days, India is producing the best imitation of the carpets which we are proud to offer you at ECG. High Kpsi and New Zealand wool on Mahee (fish) design make these carpets exceptionally one of the best Indian carpet in the market. 

TABRIZ is the capital of Eastern-Azerbaijan province and one of the most important rug weaving centers of Iran. Tabriz rugs have the most diverse designs in Iran. Typical is the medallion and corners with endless repeats of curvilinear rosettes and palmettes. Panelled garden, pictorial, scenery, animal, all-over and geometric designs are also woven. Dark reds and powerful blues predominate with ivory used as a contrast. Both the Turkish symmetrical and Persian asymmetrical knot are used. 

TABRIZ is the capital of Eastern-Azerbaijan province and one of the most important rug weaving centers of Iran. Tabriz rugs have the most diverse designs in Iran. Typical is the medallion and corners with endless repeats of curvilinear rosettes and palmettes. Panelled garden, pictorial, scenery, animal, all-over and geometric designs are also woven. Dark reds and powerful blues predominate with ivory used as a contrast. Both the Turkish symmetrical and Persian asymmetrical knot are used. 

TAFRESH is a small town, south west of Tehran, in central of Iran. Although better in quality, the rugs of Tafresh closely resemble those of Hamadan. Tafresh rugs usually have a dense thick pile, made with fine quality wool. The patterns mostly floral with some animal elements, and occassionally geometric patterns are also used. Dark reds and blues predominate with ivory used in ccontrast. This stunning piece will certainly add its charm to your decor. 

TAFRESH is a small town, south west of Tehran, in central of Iran. Although better in quality, the rugs of Tafresh closely resemble those of Hamadan. Tafresh rugs usually have a dense thick pile, made with fine quality wool. The patterns mostly floral with some animal elements, and occassionally geometric patterns are also used. Dark reds and blues predominate with ivory used in ccontrast. This stunning piece will certainly add its charm to your decor. 

Taj Mahal is well known for its magnificence and aesthetic beauty. With this concept of Taj in mind, this collection represents the stunning designs originated in the Persian villages in the 16th and 17th Century. Hand-knotted using superior New Zealand wool, this collection is thoughtfully assembled to produce the aesthetic impression of that era. These exquisite recreations of timeless masterpieces with beautiful and delicate design encompassing a vast color range from the soft shades to very strong vibrant colors, will compliment almost any decor. 

These rare rugs, predominately made in southeast Turkey by nomadic tribes, have the unique characteristic of a very dense but thin pile. This feature is achieved by means of a special Turkish knot and by using a combination of wool, cotton and silk fibers. In addition these rugs are colored in earth tones completely avoiding the traditional deep reds and dark blues found in many oriental rugs. The decorative, tasteful and controlled patterns and colors give full value to this rare collectible. 

Hand woven tribal rugs from the Tora Bora mountains of Aghanistan. Primarily woven by Pashtun and Baluch tribespeople. Very geometric and intricate design, borrowing largely from Turkoman and Tajik influences. Durable, they mostly come in smaller sizes. They also weave saddlebags, salt bags, prayer rugs, which reflect their nomadic way of life. 

Hand woven tribal rugs from the Tora Bora mountains of Aghanistan. Primarily woven by Pashtun and Baluch tribespeople. Very geometric and intricate design, borrowing largely from Turkoman and Tajik influences. Durable, they mostly come in smaller sizes. They also weave saddlebags, salt bags, prayer rugs, which reflect their nomadic way of life. 

TOUSERKAN rugs are hand-woven by Persian and Kurdish nomadic tribes in Northeastern Iran. The bright colors and geometric shapes of their weavings show the strong Kurdish and Turkish influence. As with most Tribal pieces, they are primarily woven for daily use as floor coverings and sleeping mats. This stunning piece will certainly add its exotic charm and warmth to many a decor. 

TOUSERKAN rugs are hand-woven by Persian and Kurdish nomadic tribes in Northeastern Iran. The bright colors and geometric shapes of their weavings show the strong Kurdish and Turkish influence. As with most Tribal pieces, they are primarily woven for daily use as floor coverings and sleeping mats. This stunning piece will certainly add its exotic charm and warmth to many a decor. 

The strong Persian influence is immediately recognizable in the Turkish Sarabi rug. These fine wool hand woven rugs made using the tradition Turkish knots are found in the south east of Turkey near the Azerbaijan border with Iran. The mainly Persian geometric patterns and colors combined with the Turkish knot construction make this an extremely durable rug, ideally suited to high traffic areas. 

TURKOMAN rugs come from the large area between North Iran, the Caspian Sea, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and Afghanistan. Like the other rugs from the area, they are knotted on a foundation of wool, Cotton or silk. Patterns are usually all over geometric with rich burgundy being the predominant color. A perfect opportunity to add originality to your decor 

These stunning pieces are handwoven by the UZBEK residents of Afganistan. The wool is precious Gazni wool from the neck part of the sheep and it is hand spun. The dyes are vegetal. The beautifully woven pieces are part of our new collection. Do not miss this opportunity to own one of these fantastic works of art. 

These stunning pieces are handwoven by the UZBEK residents of Afganistan. The wool is precious Gazni wool from the neck part of the sheep and it is hand spun. The dyes are vegetal. The beautifully woven pieces are part of our new collection. Do not miss this opportunity to own one of these fantastic works of art. 

These stunning pieces are handwoven by the UZBEK residents of Afganistan. The wool is precious Gazni wool from the neck part of the sheep and it is hand spun. The dyes are vegetal. The beautifully woven pieces are part of our new collection. Do not miss this opportunity to own one of these fantastic works of art. 

Woven by Afghan weavers on the Pakistani Afghan borders.They are knotted using locally handspun wool and the beautiful variety of colours and shading is achieved by using vegetable dyes. They have a very fine knot. The designs are from a variety of sources, including the Uzbek Gazni.A stunning execution of design, and fantastic pallette. A definite must at unbeatable prices. 

Woven by Afghan weavers on the Pakistani Afghan borders.They are knotted using locally handspun wool and the beautiful variety of colours and shading is achieved by using vegetable dyes. They have a very fine knot. The designs are from a variety of sources, including the Uzbek Gazni.A stunning execution of design, and fantastic pallette. A definite must at unbeatable prices. 

Artistically unique hand woven from fine quality selected wool. The Caucasian reversible flat weave Sumak is designed and woven by the Uzbek Tribe. Exceptionally lightweight and available in geometric, floral and medallion patterns. Rich warm earth tone colors convey a unique antique appearance 

The city is known as the cultural capital of India and is located in the western part of the country. Varanasi rugs are made in a cottage industry near the city, A region well known for its carpet making skills. They are individually hand knotted on looms using the Nepalese weave technique, a method indigenous to Tibet and brought over to Nepal and India in the 1960's.using hand spun wool and vegetable dye make these rugs extremely durable as well as luxurious in feel. 

The city is known as the cultural capital of India and is located in the western part of the country. Varanasi rugs are made in a cottage industry near the city, A region well known for its carpet making skills. They are individually hand knotted on looms using the Nepalese weave technique, a method indigenous to Tibet and brought over to Nepal and India in the 1960's.using hand spun wool and vegetable dye make these rugs extremely durable as well as luxurious in feel. 

Exclusively produced for ECG in India. Using hand spun New zealand wool and vegetable dye on top of the most fantastic designs, make these rugs unique in its own kind. ECG is proud to present the USHAK Collection.. Take advantage of this offer and be one of the first owners of these stunning rugs 

Part of our Vintage French tapestry series, these pieces are hand woven in China. They depict the classic floral, hunting, and lush landscape scenes of the famous French tapestries of the early 16th century. Most tapestries started as woven copies of famous paintings and trough time evolved into sophisticated works of art that even rivalled the paintings they originally copied. These beautiful pieces will bring the world of vintage French art into your home. 

Part of our Vintage French tapestry series, these pieces are hand woven in China. They depict the classic floral, hunting, and lush landscape scenes of the famous French tapestries of the early 16th century. Most tapestries started as woven copies of famous paintings and trough time evolved into sophisticated works of art that even rivalled the paintings they originally copied. These beautiful pieces will bring the world of vintage French art into your home. 

WISS is a small town located in the Hamadan region. Rugs from this area are similar to those from Hamadan, Tabriz and Arak. They usually have floral patterns with vases, foliage , palmettes and gardens throughout. Colors are generally deep, rich shades of red or burgundy with a myriad of accent colors. Wiss weavers produce superior quality rugs. 

YALAMEH lies slightly north of Isfahan in central Iran. Yalameh is well known for top quality hand-woven tribal rugs with beautiful diamond patterns, which are distinguished for their color and imaginative design. Yalameh rugs have unique tribal patterns, often using three or more diamond shaped medallions.
These finely woven top quality tribal treasures are often sought after as examples of fine tribal weaving. This piece will certainly add its warmth and uniqueness to your decor. 

These beautiful flat-weave Adana Yoruk Kilims are extraordinarily unique. Hand woven with 100% pure 3.5 count yarn wool and high quality vegetal dyes. Dynamic and colorful with striking Caucasian patterns, these flatweaves kilims are practical as they are attractive. Take advantage of this exclusive ECG collection. 

ZANJAN rugs are hand-woven by nomadic tribespeople on the northern regions of Iran. The weavings have strong Kurdish and Turkish influences. Bright and lively with geometric designs these durable works of art are usually woven on a Horizontal loom. This piece will definately add its magical charm to your decor. 

ZANJAN rugs are hand-woven by nomadic tribespeople on the northern regions of Iran. The weavings have strong Kurdish and Turkish influences. Bright and lively with geometric designs these durable works of art are usually woven on a Horizontal loom. This piece will definately add its magical charm to your decor. 

Our Ziglar collection are woven by Afghan weavers on the Pakistani Afghan borders. They are hand knotted using locally handspun wool and the beautiful variety of colors and shading is achieved by using vegetable dyes. The designs are from a variety of sources, including the Ziegler and William Mors looks. All the carpets are washed to give that faded look. 

Our Ziglar collection are woven by Afghan weavers on the Pakistani Afghan borders. They are hand knotted using locally handspun wool and the beautiful variety of colors and shading is achieved by using vegetable dyes. The designs are from a variety of sources, including the Ziegler and William Mors looks. All the carpets are washed to give that faded look. 

Woven by Afghan weavers on the Pakistani Afghan borders. They are knotted using locally handspun wool and the beautiful variety of colours and shading is achieved by using vegetable dyes. The designs are from a variety of sources, including the Ziegler and William Morris looks. A stunning execution of design, and fantastic pallette. A definite must at unbeatable prices. 

Woven by Afghan weavers on the Pakistani Afghan borders. They are knotted using locally handspun wool and the beautiful variety of colours and shading is achieved by using vegetable dyes. The designs are from a variety of sources, including the Ziegler and William Morris looks. A stunning execution of design, and fantastic pallette. A definite must at unbeatable prices.