Rugs woven in towns are nature-inspired ideas turning all-natural organic materials such as cotton, silk, wool of various desirable colors into skillfully crafted woven works of art with basic geometric or complex floral designs that could have up to millions of knots patiently hand tied to create a durable, formal, and elegant piece or an informal casual floor covering that fits traditional, or contemporary settings while pleasant to the eye and lasts for generations.

There are often mistakes and variations in town rugs that are natural and to a certain extent acceptable. They are mostly traditional, formal, and floral rugs woven with 100% wool on cotton warp in all sizes from doormat to palace sized rugs such as runners, room size, over size, and throw rugs in townships of Karajeh, Veramin, Najafabad, Sultanabad, Marand, Maragheh, Moud, Ardekan, Aroun, Sarab, Ahar, Seneh, Takab, Birjand, Saveh, Mahal, Shiraz, Meymey, Arak, Ghias Abad, and/or around cities of Kashan, Tabriz, Isfahan, Mashhad, Kashmar, Sarouk, Kerman, Hamedan, Qum, Nain, Yazd, Bidjar, Josheghan, Heriz, Ardebil, Mahal, Malayer, Samoun, Chal-Shotor, Tehran.