The remnants come from torn or damaged pieces of Persian antique rugs that could no longer be used as one whole rug, so they are put together like a patchwork rug to preserve the beautiful original weaving.

The remnants come from torn or damaged pieces of Persian antique rugs that could no longer be used as one whole rug, so they are put together like a patchwork rug to preserve the beautiful original weaving.

This remarkable patchwork rug is a one-of-a-kind piece that was crafted using remnants of antique hand-knotted wool rugs. The remnants come from torn or damaged pieces of Persian antique rugs that could no longer be used as one whole rug, so they are put together as a patchwork rug to preserve the beautiful original weaving. The antique rug remnants are sourced from the rug-weaving villages of Iran but the rug is made by village weavers in Lahore, Pakistan.

This remarkable patchwork rug is a one of a kind piece that was crafted using remnants of antique hand-knotted wool rugs. The remnants come from torn or damaged pieces of Persian antique rugs that could no longer be used as one whole rug, so they are put together like a patchwork rug to preserve the beautiful original weaving. The antique rug remnants are sourced from the rug weaving villages of Iran but the rug is made by village weavers in Lahore, Pakistan.

The remnants come from torn or damaged pieces of Persian antique rugs that could no longer be used as one whole rug, so they are put together like a patchwork rug to preserve the beautiful original weaving.

Pullman rugs blend two handwoven traditions—Kilim and embroidery. The result is a rare textile piece, each with its own story and singular visual identity.