Serapi Carpet

Born in the 19th century in the Heriz region of northwestern Iran, Serapi rugs stand among the most distinguished achievements of Persian village weaving. Their monumental medallions, bold geometry, and confident yet harmonious color palettes convey a rare balance of strength and elegance—qualities that earned Serapis enduring admiration among collectors and connoisseurs.

Carrying forward this historic Persian legacy, our Serapi rug is a modern hand-knotted interpretation woven in northern Afghanistan by master artisans who honor the structural discipline and design language of classic Heriz and Serapi workshops. Architectural clarity and commanding presence remain at the heart of the design, enriched by the subtle individuality that only true hand craftsmanship can impart.

The rug is woven from high-mountain wool sourced from sheep raised above 1,000 meters, where climate and terrain produce fleece naturally rich in lanolin. This quality lends the rug durability, a gentle natural sheen, and a resilient character that allows it to age with grace.

Entirely hand-knotted, each piece carries quiet variations that reflect the weaver’s hand. Strong geometric frameworks are softened by floral accents, preserving the spirit of traditional Serapi design while offering a timeless presence suited to contemporary interiors.

More than an object of decoration, this rug is a living echo of Serapi heritage—where Persian tradition and Afghan artistry meet in a work shaped by history, skill, and enduring beauty.