Village rugs are intuitive ideas inspired by nature, turning all-natural organic materials such as cotton and often locally died wools of various desirable lively colors into informal floral or casual geometric folk designs gleefully crafting cheerful hand-knotted rugs or kilims.

In turn, these are instinctively woven for personal consumption; thus unpretentious with apparent irregularities in design and colors that adds to their character, charm, and value. These authentic, affordable, durable, down-to-earth, coarsely woven, utility rugs are mostly from the villages of Ahar, Bakhshayesh, Goravan, Karajeh, Cheshmeh, Sharabian, Mehravan, Sarab, …, of Azarbayejan, and ChulShotor, GhavehRokh, Zaniani, FaraDunbeh, Saman, Zaniani, ShalamZar, ..., of Bakhtiary, Hossein Abad, Cheshmeh, Darjazin, Mehraban, Malayer, Sahneh, Toyserkan, and more!