$6,200
Jozan, Jowzan, Djozan is a small town in the mountainous west of Iran. It is a rich pastoral area with a long history of breeding sheep and making rugs. Nearby is the beautiful Lashgardar National Park formed to preserve some rare indigenous breeds of sheep and goats. The rug is of the finely knotted city type of Persian rug but the conservative weavers have not to this day commercialised their weavings or changed to suit Western tastes.
NW Jozan Persian Rug in perfect condition. Thick & Luxurious.
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The Jozan Persian Rug originates from the Jozan village, located in the western part of Iran near Malayer. This small region has been known for centuries for its masterful weavers and high-quality Persian rugs. Jozan rugs are often considered a bridge between two worlds—they combine the strength and structure of Hamadan weaving techniques with the intricate, floral designs of Sarouk rugs. The result is a beautifully balanced rug that feels both traditional and refined.
What makes the Jozan Persian Rug so special is its meticulous attention to detail. These rugs are hand-knotted using fine wool, with thousands of knots per square metre. The designs are typically floral or medallion-based, filled with rich colours like deep reds, indigo blues, and soft ivories. These colours are created using natural dyes, giving each Jozan Persian Rug a warm, earthy tone that ages beautifully over time.
Each Jozan Persian Rug is a labour of love, taking weeks or even months to complete. Weavers often work from memory or loosely drawn patterns, allowing creativity to flow with every knot. This means that no two rugs are exactly the same—each one is a unique piece of art that reflects the individual style of the artisan. The rugs are known for their symmetry, balance, and harmony, traits that make them stand out in any space.
Imagine stepping into a room and being greeted by the inviting tones and delicate patterns of a Jozan Persian Rug. It doesn’t just decorate the room—it transforms it. Whether placed in a modern apartment, a country home, or an elegant office, this rug brings an air of sophistication and warmth. It anchors a space, invites conversation, and quietly shares the story of a distant land and the hands that lovingly created it.
The durability of a Jozan Persian Rug is another reason it remains a favourite among collectors and interior designers. These rugs are made to last for generations. The high-quality wool is not only soft underfoot but also strong and resilient. With proper care, a Jozan Persian Rug can be handed down as a cherished heirloom, gaining character and depth as it ages.
Beyond its aesthetic appeal, owning a Jozan Persian Rug is also a way to support traditional craftsmanship. In a world filled with mass-produced items, these rugs represent something rare and meaningful. They are made by skilled hands, often in small family workshops, where rug making is more than a job—it’s a way of life. When you purchase a Jozan Persian Rug, you’re helping to keep this beautiful tradition alive.
These rugs are incredibly versatile. Their intricate patterns and balanced colours make them suitable for a wide range of settings. In a living room, a Jozan Persian Rug can serve as a stunning focal point. In a bedroom, it adds warmth and comfort. In a hallway or office, it brings refinement and timeless style. No matter where it’s placed, the rug enhances the space with grace and elegance.
The growing appreciation for handmade, ethically sourced homewares has only increased the popularity of the Jozan Persian Rug. Homeowners, stylists, and collectors all seek the authenticity, quality, and history that these rugs provide. They’re not just looking for something beautiful—they’re looking for something meaningful. The Jozan Persian Rug offers both.
Caring for your Jozan Persian Rug is simple. Regular vacuuming and gentle spot cleaning are usually enough to keep it looking its best. Occasional professional cleaning can help maintain its richness for years to come. Over time, the natural dyes mellow, and the wool becomes even softer—making your rug even more beautiful with age.
Bringing a Jozan Persian Rug into your home is more than a design choice—it’s an invitation. An invitation to slow down, to appreciate the beauty in tradition, and to surround yourself with pieces that have a story to tell. Let the Jozan Persian Rug become a beloved part of your home’s story—a symbol of comfort, elegance, and enduring artistry.
Can I get the same rug in a different size?
Each of our rugs is an individual, hand made work of art because of that it is not possible for us to have duplicates in different sizes.
How are your rugs made?
All of our rugs are 100% Handmade on a loom. We have created a close relationship with all of the craftspeople who make our rugs which allows us to get the highest quality rugs directly from the people who made them.
Are your rugs new/used?
We offer a variety of both new and used Persian rugs from many areas including Persia, Turkey, and Morocco see below for more info on locations.
NEW: We support over 30 families in Afghanistan who produce the highest quality Persian rugs.
OLD ANTIQUE VINTAGE: We source our used rugs from village and tribal families at source. As well as attend worldwide auctions. We have formed relationships with Persian rug collectors that allow us to get incredible pieces that are not normally on the market.
Can I try before i buy?
We have a “try before you buy” system for approved customers.
Where are your rugs from?
Afghanistan, Persia, Pakistan, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Morocco etc.
