Collection:
Azerbaijan Carpets
Unique works of art that bring the thousand-year-old culture of the Caucasus to the backgrounds with geometric patterns and vibrant colors.
11 products
Black Rose Patterned Karabakh Kilim Carpet
Karabakh White Floral Decorative Carpet
Karabakh Style Beige Floral Patterned Carpet
Black Karabakh Kilim Carpet with Rose Pattern
Colorful Karabakh Flower Patterned Carpet
Karabakh Azerbaijan Flower Patterned Carpet
Karabakh Azerbaijan Black Carpet
Karabakh Rose Patterned Black Carpet
Karabakh Floral Patterned Geometric Black Red Decorative Carpet
Soho Karabakh Floral Bohemian Decorative Yellow Carpet
Soho Karabakh Decorative Bohemian Floral Pink Kilim Carpet
Art Extending from the Land of Fires to the Floors: Azerbaijan Carpet Collection
When it comes to carpet art, Azerbaijan, one of the oldest and most established centers in the world, has reflected the energy of the "Land of Fires" stitch by stitch into its carpets. This ancient tradition, which is included in the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage List,Azerbaijani CarpetsOur collection brings these rugs into your homes. Reflecting the harsh nature of the Caucasus, the rich imagination of its people, and symbols from the depths of history, these rugs, with their intricate geometric patterns, dragon figures, and colors symbolizing endless life energy, are masterpieces of floor decoration.
The Language of Geometric Order and Symbolism
The most distinctive feature that sets Azerbaijani carpets apart from other Eastern carpets (such as those from Iran or Anatolia) is the sharp geometric language in their patterns. Using angular forms rather than rounded lines, medallions, and stylized animal figures, these carpets are, in effect, works of mathematical art.
- Buta Motif:The "teardrop" or "flame" pattern, considered the signature of Azerbaijani carpets.ButaThe motif symbolizes fire, abundance, and protection.
- Vibrant Color Palette:Bold colors like navy blue, deep red, emerald green, and saffron yellow, obtained through root dyeing techniques, will not fade even after hundreds of years. This vibrancy will lift your energy the moment you step into your home.
Regional Schools and Characteristic Differences
Azerbaijani carpet weaving is divided into different "schools" (or traditions) depending on the region where it is woven. In our collection, you can find the finest examples of this rich diversity:
- Quba and Shirvan:It is considered the pinnacle of fine craftsmanship. It is known for its tight knots and intricate geometric medallions. These pieces, especially those with high antique value, are highly sought after by collectors.
- Kazakhstan (Gazakh) and Ganja:These rugs have a thicker pile, fewer knots, but feature much larger and more striking geometric patterns. They have a masculine and powerful presence.modern carpetThey complement the decor perfectly.
- Karabakh:Besides geometry, it is a group with a very strong artistic aspect, using large roses and flowers, and creating colorful textiles on a black background.
The "Statement Piece" Effect in Modern Decoration
Azerbaijani rugs are products that make a statement in decoration, poised to become the star (statement piece) of a room.
- Contrast in Minimalist Homes:In a modern living room furnished with white walls, gray armchairs, and simple furniture, a colorful Azerbaijani rug laid on the floor adds soul and character to the space. It breaks the sterile appearance and creates a warm atmosphere.
- Bohemian and Ethnic Style:In homes featuring wooden furniture, leather details, and abundant plants, the natural wool texture and ethnic patterns of these rugs are key elements that complete the decor.
- Use as Wall Decor:Some finely crafted Azerbaijani carpets, particularly those with silk blends (especially the Sumak and Kilim techniques), are suitable not only for laying on the floor but also for hanging on the wall and displaying like a painting.
Plain Weaving Techniques: Kilim and Sumak
Azerbaijani carpet art is not limited to pile (fuzzy) carpets. Our collection also includes flat weaves called "Sumak," where the pattern threads are wrapped around the weave without leaving any behind, resulting in very durable and double-sided rugs. These lightweight and practical models are ideal for kitchens, summer houses, and hallways.rug It is an alternative.
With its quality that has withstood the test of centuries, its storytelling patterns, and the intellectual depth it will add to your home, the Azerbaijan Carpet collection is not a fleeting whim, but a lifelong investment. You can explore our models to experience this colorful heritage of the Caucasus.
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The Fascinating World of Azerbaijani Carpets
Azerbaijani carpets are among the most valuable examples of the centuries-old hand-weaving tradition. Each carpet is woven with patterns, colors, and symbols unique to its region.
Pera Halı's Azerbaijani Carpets collection brings this cultural richness to modern home decoration.
Each carpet is adorned with motifs inspired by nature, history, and folk culture. The diverse weaving techniques developed in Azerbaijan's Ganja, Karabakh, Quba, Shirvan, and Tabriz regions further enhance the collection's diversity.
The Language of Patterns and Colors
Red, dark blue, beige, gold and green tones frequently used in Azerbaijani carpets are symbols of wealth, nature and power.
Geometric patterns, floral motifs and medallion figures give carpets a depth of cultural meaning.
In this respect, Azerbaijani carpets have both artistic and decorative value.
Adaptability to Classical and Modern Spaces
Despite the traditional patterns, Azerbaijani carpets contrast perfectly with modern furniture.
While it creates an impressive focal point in light-colored rooms, it provides an elegant integrity when combined with classic furniture.
This collection also harmonizes perfectly with the vintage & worn-out rugs, luxury rugs and Anatolian rugs collections.
Quality, Durable and Original
Pera Halı's Azerbaijani carpets are woven with high-quality yarns; their colors remain vibrant for many years.
The density of patterns and the quality of handwork make each carpet unique.
Some models also feature digital weaving technologies inspired by handloom weaving — combining authentic looks with modern durability.
Decoration Suggestion
You can combine your Azerbaijani rugs with light-toned armchairs, wooden furniture or brass-detailed accessories.
While medallion-patterned models are preferred in large living rooms, geometric-patterned versions add depth to smaller spaces.
What is the difference between Azerbaijani carpets and Iranian carpets?
What is the difference between Azerbaijani carpets and Iranian carpets?
Iranian carpets generally feature more curvilinear, vegetal, and rounded (floral) patterns, while Azerbaijani carpets are characterized by more angular, geometric, and symbolic designs. Furthermore, the "Gördes Knot" (Turkish Knot) is more commonly used in Azerbaijani carpets, making them exceptionally durable.
What is sumac carpet?
What is sumac carpet?
This is a flat weaving technique unique to Azerbaijan and the Caucasus region. It is thicker than a kilim because the pattern threads are wrapped around the warp threads during weaving. This prevents thread contamination on the back and gives the front a textured, embroidered appearance. It is a very durable and decorative type.
How to clean these carpets?
How to clean these carpets?
Original Azerbaijani carpets, being made of wool and dyed with natural dyes, require delicate care. They should not be cleaned with chemical detergents at home and should absolutely not be machine washed. Cleaning should be done by professional companies specializing in hand-woven carpets. For daily care, vacuuming with an electric vacuum cleaner is sufficient.





