Before we look at the difference between Turkish rugs and Persian rugs, let’s look at some of the similarities: Firstly, both are types of oriental rugs, a term used to refer to all hand-knotted high-quality rugs made in Persia, Turkey, China, India, Pakistan, Tibet, Nepal, and Egypt, among other big exporters. Secondly, both represent some…
Persian rugs were named after cities, villages, and tribes they were made in/at. That brings us to the three major types of Persian rugs: City, tribal, and village. In terms of superiority and quality, city rugs come up in the rank. People employed to make city Persian rugs were often called “the masters” because their skills…
Persian rugs are very different from other types of rugs because they are costly. Additionally, they are very delicate, which means they can easily get damaged if you do not use a vacuum for delicate rugs. You might have inherited your Persian rug from a friend, or it was passed to you from a previous…