Authentic Persian Rugs

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Magic Rugs specializes in authentic Persian rugs, with thousands of handmade Persian rug designs in our collection. We have Persian rugs for sale in every style, size, and price range. Whether you want a bold statement piece living room rug, or a subtle Persian rug for your reading nook, we have a wide range of options.

Hand-Knotted Persian Rugs for Every Space

We carry Persian rugs from classic Tabriz and Isfahan designs to bold tribal patterns and modern styles. You can browse by size, color, region, or budget to find exactly what works for your space. 

Every piece in our collection is an example of remarkable craftsmanship and attention to detail. Hand-knotted Persian rugs take numerous skilled hours to make, with techniques that are time-honed over generations. 

If you need a particular design or size that is not currently in stock, we can take custom orders. Whether you are furnishing a new home, looking for a meaningful gift, or searching for a piece that holds its value over time, our Persian rugs fit the occasion. 

Each persian rug in our collection carries the warmth of centuries-old weaving traditions and the beauty of natural materials, making it as practical as it is timeless. Browse our collection and find the piece that feels right for your space and your story.

FAQs

Do you offer Persian rugs in all sizes?

Our collection of Persian rugs includes small rugs from 3'x5' to extra-large rugs of 12'x15' and more. If a particular size is not available in our collection, we can get it made just for you.

How many knots per inch do your Persian rugs have?

Persian rugs at Magic Rugs have various ranges of Knots Per Square Inch (KPSI). We have rugs with KPSI ranges of:

1. 100-300 KPSI

2. 300 to 500 KPSI

3. 500+ KPSI

Higher knot count means more detail and durability, but also higher prices.

Why are Persian rugs so expensive?

All Persian rugs at Magic Rugs are hand-knotted, which means it takes several skilled artisans to make them. They also use high-quality materials like high-grade wool, silk, and natural dyes, all of which add to the overall cost. The use of natural dyes in particular requires additional expertise and time, which is reflected in the price of every piece.

Are all your Persian rugs authentic?

Yes, Magic Rugs only sells authentic Persian rugs made by skilled artisans. We use natural dyes, original materials, and Iranian weaving techniques to make every Persian rug in our collection.

How can you tell if a Persian rug is real?

Check these 3 things to verify if a Persian rug is real:  

1. Design on the back: The design/pattern on the back of the rug should be as clear as the front of the rug.  

2. Fringe: The fringe must be a part of the foundation, and not sewn onto the rug.  

3. Slight irregularities in patterns: Handmade rugs have slight irregularities in patterns and colors as they are prone to human errors.  

How long can a genuine Persian rug last?

If taken care of properly, a genuine Persian rug will last for many generations, and many have become family heirlooms because of their quality, beauty, craftsmanship, and timeless appeal.

If you're looking for a rug that already has that generational history, explore our antique Persian rugs .

Are Persian rugs suitable for high-traffic areas?

Persian rugs can handle high traffic well, as they are built to last. However, it might not be the best idea to place valuable pieces like these in high-traffic zones like entryways or hallways.

How much does a Persian rug cost?

Persian rug prices vary widely depending on age, size, origin, and craftsmanship. Generally, Persian rugs can cost from $1100 USD to $28,000 USD. The newer hand-knotted pieces can cost from $200 USD, while older or finer rugs can cost from $1000 USD onwards.

Are Persian rugs worth the money?

A genuine hand-knotted Persian rug is essentially a long-term investment. These pieces are built to last generations. They often appreciate in value over time, and bring a level of artistry and warmth to a home that mass-produced rugs simply cannot match. So, yes, Persian rugs are definitely worth the money.