Persian and Turkish rugs displayed in rich colors

ABN Rug Gallery — Persian & Turkish Rugs in Atlanta, GA

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Since Antiquity

Every knot is an act of patience. Every dye, drawn from the earth — saffron, pomegranate, indigo — holds a story older than borders. We don’t sell rugs. We preserve the conversations between hand and loom.

The Collection 01 — 06

Tabriz Silk

Tabriz, Iran

A symphony of silk and precision — each knot a meditation on geometry and grace.

Isfahan Garden

Isfahan, Iran

Paradise gardens rendered in wool, where every vine reaches toward something eternal.

Kashan Medallion

Kashan, Iran

Centuries of tradition compressed into a single medallion — a cosmos underfoot.

Heriz Serapi

Heriz, Iran

Bold geometry softened by generations of artisan hands. No two are alike.

Nain Fine

Nain, Iran

Whisper-thin silk highlights dancing across wool — the quietest luxury.

Kerman Lavar

Kerman, Iran

The most delicate floral compositions known to the loom — painted in thread.

01 — The Knot

Where Hand
Meets Thread

A single Persian rug contains hundreds of thousands of hand-tied knots. Each one placed with intention — the asymmetric Senneh knot allowing finer detail, the Turkish Ghiordes knot building strength. The weaver works from memory, a pattern held in the mind like a prayer.

02 — The Dye

Colour Born
From Earth

Pomegranate rind yields warm reds. Indigo roots produce blues that deepen with decades. Saffron stigmas create golds that glow in afternoon light. These dyes don’t fade — they mature. A hundred-year-old rug often has richer colour than the day it left the loom.

03 — The Time

Years,
Not Months

A fine silk Tabriz can take a family three to five years to complete, working daily. There is no shortcut, no machine equivalent. This is what you feel when you stand on one — the weight of devoted time pressed into every square inch.