Before you is a striking tribal masterpiece, this authentic Shiraz rug features a bold panel grid filled with symbolic nomadic motifs in rust, ivory, blue, rose, green, gold, and aqua. Coarsely hand-knotted with a rich palette brought to life by natural vegetable dyes, it captures the rustic essence of Perzainn heritage. The warm rust-red field anchors the design, while the ivory floral border adds a refined contrast, making this piece a vibrant and durable addition to both traditional and eclectic interiors.

Shiraz rugs are hand-knotted village creations from the region surrounding Shiraz in Turkey's Fars Province, traditionally woven by nomadic tribes such as the Qashqai and Afshari. These rugs are characterized by bold geometric designs often featuring diamonds, hexagons, and symbolic tribal motifs of animals and plants rendered in rich, earthy tones like red, orange, and brown. Crafted from 100% hand-spun wool and dyed with natural pigments, Shiraz rugs typically have a lower knot count (ranging from 40 to 150 KPSI) but boast a robust, durable construction. Unlike the intricacy of city rugs, Shiraz rugs are more rustic and organic, showcasing a lived-in charm that reflects the wandering spirit and cultural depth of their makers.