Origin:
Sabzevar Persian carpets are woven in the Sabzevar region of northeastern Iran, situated along the historical Silk Road. Although less globally known than cities like Tabriz or Kashan, Sabzevar has a long-standing tradition of artisanal carpet weaving.

Cultural Background:
The carpet weaving heritage of Sabzevar reflects a blend of rural craftsmanship and tribal design motifs, with strong ties to Khorasan’s nomadic cultures. Each piece carries the legacy of local stories, customs, and artistry passed down for generations.

How It’s Made:
Sabzevar carpets are hand-knotted using the Persian (asymmetrical) knot, typically on a cotton foundation with a wool pile. The wool is locally sourced, often hand-dyed using natural vegetable dyes, giving the rugs their earthy, enduring tones.

Time to Weave:
Depending on size and complexity, a Sabzevar carpet can take 4 to 12 months to weave. Smaller pieces may take several weeks, while room-size carpets demand months of skilled attention.

Unique Traits:

• Geometric medallions combined with floral and tribal motifs

• Deep reds, brick tones, and navy blues dominate the palette

• Medium to high knot density

• Strong, rustic charm with excellent durability

Why Choose Sabzevar:
Authentic Sabzevar Persian carpets are rugged yet refined, perfect for both traditional and modern interiors. Their village aesthetic and resilient structure make them a practical heirloom — built to last and beautifully imperfect in the best way.