Taban rugs are traditional rugs originating from Iran, more specifically from the Tabas region in Khorasan. They are considered "village" or "nomadic" rugs, handcrafted by families. Made from natural wool on a cotton warp, these rugs are not just decorative objects; they carry a tradition and a heritage.

Dimensions: 293 cm x 395 cm — 9'6'' x 12'9''

Composition: 100% wool with a cotton warp

Origin: Turkey

These rugs were traditionally offered as part of a wedding dowry. Owning a Taban rug in the family represented wealth, craftsmanship, and protection for the new home. Offering a Taban rug to a bride symbolized prosperity, security, and blessings for her future life.

The patterns and colors often vary by village and family, but they all tell a story related to life, nature, and local traditions. Designs can include symbols of fertility, protection, and happiness.

The weaving is entirely done by hand, and each rug is unique. The natural wear of time gives antique rugs a warm and authentic patina, highly sought after in contemporary decoration.