
Kalathe Rugs
Khorasan Village Craft at Its Most Direct
The Story
Kalathe is a village in the Khorasan weaving region of northeastern Iran. The name "kalathe" itself means "village" or "hamlet" in Persian—and these are precisely that: unpretentious village-workshop rugs that embody the direct, honest craft tradition of the Khorasan countryside.
Kalathe rugs are typically woven with Khorasan aesthetics: medallion compositions, earthy warm palettes, and handspun wool that gives a natural, organic surface quality. They are practical, well-made rugs with the genuine character of rural Iranian weaving—not collector-grade, but honest and warm.
Characteristics
- "Kalathe" means village — honest village-workshop rugs
- Khorasan medallion compositions
- Earthy warm palette
- Handspun wool — natural organic surface
- Practical, genuine rural Iranian character
Also known as
Kalathe, Kalaate, Kala-athe, Kalathe Teppich, Khorasan Dorfteppich Kalathe
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