Herat Oriental

Navy/White

This footstool was made by hand in India. It was created by local villagers who first weave the fabric, making it to the exact dimensions needed, and then upholstering it onto the handmade Sheesham wood frame.

Super cute, well-made!. Kelly. Dartmouth, MA. Fri Apr 17 2026

Taupe, Geometric

These unique pillows are hand-crafted from chenille in classic abstract patterns.

Rectangle 5' x 8'

The contemporary design of this particular rug originated in the mountainous areas of Tibet and made from the wool of these rugs is provided by the local villagers. Tibetan rugs are mostly geometric and modern patterns with bold colors. The knot count per square inch for this rug is 200. The weaving technique is hand-tufted, which is a rug-making process where weavers insert yarn into the rug backing with a handheld tufting gun to push and pull the threads through a pre-woven grid foundation. In a tufted rug, the tops of the loops are sheared to expose the ends of the threads for a softer, plusher pile.

This footstool was made by hand in India. It was created by local villagers who first weave the fabric, making it to the exact dimensions needed and then upholster onto the handmade Sheesham wood frame.

Much more sturdy and well made than I had anticipated. Great purchase for my space!. Trista. Peyton, CO. Sun Mar 29 2026

The contemporary design of this particular rug originated in the mountainous areas of Tibet and made from the wool of these rugs is provided by the local villagers. Tibetan rugs are mostly geometric and modern patterns with bold colors. This rug is made of 100 percent wool. The weaving technique is hand tufted, which is a rug-making process where weavers insert yarn into the rug backing with a handheld tufting gun to push and pull the threads through a pre-woven grid foundation. In a tufted rug, the tops of the loops are sheared to expose the ends of the threads for a softer, plusher pile.

Rectangle 4' x 6'

Del very quick product as described. Mindy. Cedarhurst, NY. Sat Mar 25 2023

Rectangle 5' x 8'

Kilims are known as 'pile-less' or flat-weave rugs; the design is also known as slit-weave. These beautiful designs are achieved by interweaving the various colors of the vertical and horizontal strands of the rug. It can be used as a hanging piece or as a floor covering. These rugs are made by weavers in the villages of Anatolia, Turkey.

Runner 2'6" x 10'

This rug is not anything like the picture shown at all. It isn't 'GOLD' but just beige.Beige all over! Very old fashioned and boring! Nothing 'Oriental' about it. I am very disappointed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. Elke. Bellevue, WA. Fri Aug 01 2014

Rectangle 4'9" x 7'7"

looks great with the love seat I bought on Wayfair. Rory. San Diego, CA. Thu Mar 14 2019

Abstract, White

These unique pillows are hand-crafted from chenille in classic patterns.

Bring a touch of luxury to your living space with this Handmade Afghan Oushak Wool Rug. With origins from Antique Turkish Oushak rugs, the Afghan weavers have crafted this rug with high-quality hand-spun wool and pure vegetable dyes.

Rectangle 4' x 6'

Kilims are known as 'pile-less' or flat-weave rugs; the design is also known as slit-weave. These beautiful designs are achieved by interweaving the various colors of the vertical and horizontal strands of the rug. It can be used as a hanging piece or as a floor covering. These rugs are made by weavers in the villages of Anatolia, Turkey.

Rectangle 4' x 6'

Kilims are known as 'pile-less' or flat-weave rugs; the design is also known as slit-weave. These beautiful designs are achieved by interweaving the various colors of the vertical and horizontal strands of the rug. It can be used as a hanging piece or as a floor covering. These rugs are made by weavers in the villages of Anatolia, Turkey.

Bring a touch of Moroccan beauty to your home with this stunning Herat Oriental Hand-knotted Moroccan wool rug. Made with 100% hand-spun wool, this rug features a unique weaving design and style that originated in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco. The pile height of this rug is 0.25 inches with a knot count of 250KPSI, ensuring that its quality and durability will last for years to come. Handmade by women weavers in Varanasi, India, this rug design represents a Moroccan Berber, making it a truly unique addition to any living space.

The symmetric and geometric pattern of the Heriz has been extremely popular in the US and Europe. This rug was made by village weavers in the town of Heriz, which is known as one of the most significant historical places in the Azerbaijan province.

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.

This rug is a unique piece of world art that will enhance your home. Oushak has produced some of the most decorative Turkish influenced rugs of all times. The antique Oushak design has today been reproduced by Afghan weavers in the villages of northern Afghanistan.

These Khotan rugs were originally produced in the city of Khotan, which was located in Eastern Turkestan. Khotan villages produced beautiful rugs throughout the 18th and 19th centuries.

This rug is one of a kind piece of global art that will improve your living space. These Indo Persian design rugs are truly beautiful high-quality pieces that have been known to last just as long as the Persian rugs.

Update your home's decor with a beautiful handmade pillow set. This hand-crafted pillow is a unique piece of world art that will add a perfect decorative touch to any room. The design is on the front side only, with the reverse being a solid cotton fabric fitted with a zipper for your convenience.

This beautiful contemporary rug was created in the Varanasi region of India, in the Bhadohi village. All washing, spinning, and dyeing of the wool are done by the villagers in this area. The weaving technique is hand-tufted, which is a rug-making process where weavers insert yarn into the rug backing with a handheld tufting gun to push and pull the threads through a pre-woven grid foundation. In a tufted rug, the tops of the loops are sheared to expose the ends of the threads for a softer, plusher pile.

This rug is one of a kind piece of global art that will update your living space. Kazaks are a type of Armenian rug that was woven in the south of the Caucasus region, between Tiflis and Erevan. The production of rugs in the Caucasus region is limited, only done in a few villages, therefore this beautiful design has been reproduced in the Varanasi province of India, by the Bhadohi village weavers.

Add a touch of world art to your living space with this HERAT ORIENTAL Handmade Turkish Oushak Wool Rug. Variations in color, size, and design are expected due to the handcrafted nature of the rug. Regular vacuuming and annual professional cleaning recommended to keep the rug looking new.

Add a touch of world art to your living space with this HERAT ORIENTAL Handmade Afghan Mogul Wool Rug. Made by local village weavers, this rug features a decorative Persian-influenced design and comes in shades of dark grey, light blue, ivory, and green. With the handcrafted touch of artisan skill, slight variations in color, size, and design are expected, making each piece truly unique.

Kazaks are a type of Armenian rug that were woven in the south of the Caucasus region, between Tiflis and Erevan. The production of rugs in the Caucasus region is limited, only done in a few villages, therefore these beautiful designs are being reproduced by Afghan weavers in the northern (Turkoman tribes) and central (Hazara tribes) parts of Afghanistan.

This particular rug was made in the 1960's by the village weavers in Mahal, who were known to use the asymmetrical or Persian knot, giving their rugs exceptional softness and flexibility. Natural vegetable dyes are used to give the rugs their rich colors.

This rug is a one of a kind piece of global art that will improve your living space. This rugs are made in the villages in the province of Heart, Afghanistan. Due to unrest in the past decades in Afghanistan most of the weavers in the villages have moved to the cities and are no longer weaving rugs. Almost all balouchi carpets on the market today in the United States are from before the last three decades. They are woven in a very primitive way on flat wooden looms that lay on the ground, with 100% wool from their own sheep.

Add a touch of world art to your living space with this HERAT ORIENTAL Handmade Turkish Oushak Wool Rug. Made by local village weavers in Oushak, Turkey, this rug features a decorative Persian-influenced design.

Add a touch of world art to your living space with this HERAT ORIENTAL Handmade Afghan Mogul Wool Rug. Made by local village weavers, this rug features a decorative Persian-influenced design and comes in shades of dark grey, light blue, ivory, and green. With the handcrafted touch of artisan skill, slight variations in color, size, and design are expected, making each piece truly unique.

This rug is a unique piece of world art that will enhance your home. Oushak has produced some of the most decorative Turkish influenced rugs of all times. The antique Oushak design has today been reproduced by Afghan weavers in the villages of northern Afghanistan.

This rug is a unique piece of world art that will enhance your living space. This Moroccan rug has its very own unique weaving design and style. These rug designs originated in the Atlas mountains of Morocco and are made of 100% hand-spun wool. The pile height of this rug is 0.1 inches with a knot count of 200 KPSI. The pattern and weave of this rug represent a Moroccan Berber, however this particular rug design was re-created and woven by weavers in Varanasi, India. Due to the handmade nature of our rugs, the size may vary from as advertised by 3-4 inches. The majority of the weavers are women, who live in the villages of Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India. As we grow, we can create more jobs for female weavers who otherwise would not have the opportunity to do so. The community also thrives from rug weaving as the local farmers benefit from wool sales, and the local artisans create natural and vegetable dyes for the weavers to use in their designs.

This beautiful contemporary rug was created in the Varanasi region of India, in the Bhadohi village. All washing, spinning, and dyeing of the wool are done by the villagers in this area. The weaving technique is hand-tufted, which is a rug-making process where weavers insert yarn into the rug backing with a handheld tufting gun to push and pull the threads through a pre-woven grid foundation. In a tufted rug, the tops of the loops are sheared to expose the ends of the threads for a softer, plusher pile.

These Indo Persian design rugs are truly beautiful high quality pieces that have been known to last just as long as the Persian rugs. The Kashmiri people migrated from Great Persia in the 16th Century to India during the Persian Empire, and brought the tradition of rug weaving with them to Kashmir.

Rectangle 2' x 3'

This rug was created in the Varanasi region of India, by the weavers in the Bhadohi village. The inspiration for this Persian rug design originated in Mahal, which is a province well known for its rug designs and colors. The rug weaving villages in Mahal are famous for their floral patterns. The weaving technique is hand-tufted, which is a rug-making process where weavers insert yarn into the rug backing with a handheld tufting gun to push and pull the threads through a pre-woven grid foundation. In a tufted rug, the tops of the loops are sheared to expose the ends of the threads for a softer, plusher pile. The knot count for these rugs is 150.

Not true to color.. Richard. Hanover, PA. Tue May 23 2017

Rectangle 5' x 8'

This rug was created in the Varanasi region of India, by the weavers in the Bhadohi village. The inspiration for this Persian rug design originated in Mahal, which is a province well known for its rug designs and colors. The rug weaving villages in Mahal are famous for their floral patterns. The weaving technique is hand-tufted, which is a rug-making process where weavers insert yarn into the rug backing with a handheld tufting gun to push and pull the threads through a pre-woven grid foundation. In a tufted rug, the tops of the loops are sheared to expose the ends of the threads for a softer, plusher pile. The knot count for these rugs is 200.

Add a touch of world art to your living space with this HERAT ORIENTAL Handmade Turkish Oushak Wool Rug. Made by local village weavers in Oushak, Turkey, this rug features a decorative Persian-influenced design.

Add a touch of world art to your living space with this exquisite Handmade Turkoman Wool Rug from Afghanistan. The deep red color and elephant foot design are typical of Turkoman rugs that have been around for centuries.

Rectangle 4' x 6'

The contemporary design of this particular rug originated in the mountainous areas of Tibet but is made in the Varanasi region of India, by the Bhadohi village weavers. The wool of these rugs is provided by the local villagers. Tibetan rugs are mostly geometric and modern patterns with bold colors. The knot count per square inch for this rug is 150. This rug is made of 100% wool. The weaving technique is hand-tufted, which is a rug-making process where weavers insert yarn into the rug backing with a handheld tufting gun to push and pull the threads through a pre-woven grid foundation. In a tufted rug, the tops of the loops are sheared to expose the ends of the threads for a softer, plusher pile.

This rug was created in the Varanasi region of India, by the weavers in the Bhadohi village. The inspiration for this Persian rug design originated in Mahal, which is a province well known for its rug designs and colors. The rug weaving villages in Mahal are famous for their floral patterns. A tufting gun is used to push and pull the threads through a pre-woven grid foundation. In a tufted rug, the tops of the loops are sheared to expose the ends of the threads for a softer, plusher pile.

These rugs are among the most beautiful and legendary carpets ever made. Many rugs produced in Tabriz are attempting to follow the incredible artistry of the Persian Safavid rugs. However, the design of this rug was copied and re-created by the village weavers in the city of Lahore in Pakistan. These rugs are virtually identical in design, workmanship, and authenticity to the originals. The knot count per square inch for this rug is 150. The rug is made of 100% wool pile, and a cotton foundation, as well as pure vegetable dyes.

Add a touch of world art to your living space with this HERAT ORIENTAL Handmade Turkish Oushak Wool Rug. Variations in color, size, and design are expected due to the handcrafted nature of the rug. Regular vacuuming and annual professional cleaning recommended to keep the rug looking new.

Kashan is a historic city in the province of Isfahan. This region is famous for their rug weaving, which goes back to the Safavieh dynasty workshop rugs, that was created in Kashan county.

This beautiful contemporary rug was created in the Varanasi region of India, in the Bhadohi village. All washing, spinning, and dyeing of the wool are done by the villagers in this area. The weaving technique is hand-tufted, which is a rug-making process where weavers insert yarn into the rug backing with a handheld tufting gun to push and pull the threads through a pre-woven grid foundation. In a tufted rug, the tops of the loops are sheared to expose the ends of the threads for a softer, plusher pile.

Rectangle 3' x 5'4"

Sarouk Mir rugs are among the most popular with Persian rug enthusiasts due to their special designs, rich colors, durability, and traditional workmanship. This particular rug was re-created by the village weavers in the Bhadohi region of India. The weavers obtain their dyes naturally from local vegetables, flowers, tree bark, and minerals. Herat oriental works with over 2,000 village weavers to create beautiful, authentic, handmade rugs. The majority of the weavers are women, who live in the villages of Afghanistan, Pakistan, Persia, and India. As we grow, we are able to create more jobs for female weavers who otherwise would not have the opportunity to do so. The community also thrives from rug weaving as the local farmers benefit from wool sales, and the local artisans create natural and vegetable dyes for the weavers to use in their designs. Due to the handmade nature of our rugs, the size may vary from the advertised by 3-4 inches. Regular vacuuming and annual professional cleaning will keep your rug looking new for years to come.

Well made, thick and soft. I thought it was well priced and the delivery and packaging were excellent.. Katrina. Phoenix, AZ. Thu Dec 29 2022

This rug is one of a kind piece of global art that will improve your living space. Afghan Balouchi rugs are made in the villages in the province of Herat, Afghanistan. Almost all Balouchi carpets on the market today are from before the last three decades. They are woven in a very primitive way on flat wooden looms that lay on the ground, with 100% wool from their own sheep.

The contemporary design of this particular rug originated in the mountainous areas of Tibet but is made in the Varanasi region of India, by the Bhadohi village weavers. The wool of these rugs is provided by the local villagers. Tibetan rugs are mostly geometric and modern patterns with bold colors.The knot count per square inch for this rug is 150. The weaving technique is hand-tufted, which is a rug making process where weavers insert yarn into the rug backing with a hand held tufting gun to push and pull the threads through a pre-woven grid foundation. In a tufted rug, the tops of the loops are sheared to expose the ends of the threads for a softer, plusher pile.

Beautiful high quality rug. Looks great in our store. Anne. Toronto, ON. Wed Aug 15 2018

Kazaks are a type of Armenian rug that were woven in the south of the Caucasus region, between Tiflis and Erevan.

Add a touch of unique elegance to your living space with this HERAT ORIENTAL Handmade Khotan Wool Rug. Originally produced in Eastern Turkestan during the 18th and 19th centuries, this rug is a true piece of world art.