A Sariz Kilim rug is a particular type of hand-woven flat-weave rug, originating from the Sariz region, located in Khorasan, northeast Iran. Renowned for its ancient weaving traditions, this region perpetuates a craftsmanship passed down from generation to generation, where each piece reflects local history and cultural identity.

Dimensions: 178 cm x 398 cm — 5'8'' x 13'

Composition: 100% hand-knotted wool

Origin: Iran, Sariz region, located in Khorasan

Traditionally, Sariz rugs were made by local artisans for domestic or ceremonial use. They served as floor coverings, textiles for weddings, or utilitarian objects within households.

Like all kilims, the Sariz Kilim is a flatweave, without pile, which gives it lightness, reversibility, and excellent durability.

Sariz kilims are distinguished by their geometric and graphic motifs, often composed of bands or regular repetitions, sometimes enriched with stylized floral patterns. These designs can carry symbolic or tribal meaning, reflecting local traditions and beliefs.

Ancient Sariz kilim rugs feature warm, natural colors, obtained from vegetable or mineral dyes. Deep reds, browns, indigos, and ochres generally dominate the palette, sometimes enhanced with touches of white or green that provide balance and contrast.

Woven primarily from quality wool on a cotton warp, Sariz kilims are designed to offer strength and longevity. Their dimensions vary, but they are often made in medium to large formats, perfectly suited for domestic use while bringing warmth and character to an interior.