Karaje Rugs come from a cluster of villages in northwest Persia near Heriz, and they are instantly recognizable: stacked geometric medallions, hooked latch motifs, and a palette of brick red, deep navy, and ivory that has anchored rooms for a century. The wool is heavy and the knotting is built to last.
Shop Karaje Rugs for hallways, dens, and rooms that want the character of Heriz geometry at a more compact scale; many of the best Karajes were woven long and narrow, which makes them natural corridor pieces.