Collection: Pakistani Rugs

Just like those amazing Persian rugs you've heard about Pakistani rugs are another fantastic choice for adding a feel of luxury and tradition to your home. They're well-respected for their beauty and intricate craftsmanship, which has been passed down through generations of skilled artisans in Pakistan.

So, if you're looking for a rug that combines quality, craftsmanship, and everlasting style, then a Pakistani rug is definitely worth considering. It'll add a touch of warmth, character, and cultural flair to your home.

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Shop Contemporary Pakistani Rugs

For centuries, Pakistan has been a center for rug weaving, renowned for its careful craftsmanship and captivating designs. Here at Eram Rugs, we're proud to offer a curated selection of these exquisite floor coverings, perfect for bringing a touch of everlasting sophistication to your home. 

Our collection shows off a diverse range of Pakistani rugs, encompassing the famed Baloch rugs, known for their geometric motifs and bold hues. You'll also find stunning Kilims, and flat-woven tapestries featuring captivating storytelling through their intricate designs. Whether you seek a classic or a contemporary statement piece, we offer a variety to complement your defined style. 

Eram Rugs sources these rugs directly from skilled artisans in Pakistan, giving you receive a genuine, hand-woven masterpiece. Each rug is a legacy to the weaver's artistic heritage, crafted with a handful of attention to detail and enduring quality.

Cultural Heritage and Importance of the Pakistani Rugs

Pakistani rugs are more than just decorative floor coverings, they're vibrant narratives woven with the rich cultural heritage of the region. Here at Eram Rugs, we appreciate the deep significance these rugs hold and are proud to offer you a piece of Pakistani history for your home.

The art of rug weaving in Pakistan uncovers a long and illustrious history, with evidence dating back to the Mughal Empire. This tradition has been passed down through generations, with families meticulously hand-knotting each rug. Each creation tells a story, reflecting the specific cultural influences and aesthetics of its region. From the geometric boldness of Baloch rugs to the intricate floral designs of Multan, these carpets showcase the artistic diversity of Pakistan.

The cultural importance of Pakistani rugs extends far beyond aesthetics. Traditionally, these rugs adorned homes, mosques, and palaces, serving as a symbol of wealth, hospitality, and even social status. The intricate patterns themselves often hold deeper meanings, with motifs representing fertility, protection, or specific ethnicities.

Our Pakistani Rugs Collection Curated for Contemporary UK Settings 

When it comes to rugs, Pakistani rugs offer a fresh and exciting alternative to traditional Persian rugs. They're just as beautiful and interesting, but with their own unique style that can perfectly complement the modern decor of UK homes.

Gabbeh Rugs: Renowned for their bold geometric or storytelling designs, Gabbeh rugs (medium knot density: 100-200 knots/sq in or 1500-3000 knots/sq m) bring a touch of casual artistry into living rooms, family rooms, or bedrooms. Made with a high pile for plush comfort, these rugs are perfect for creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Balouch (Persian) Rugs: Drawing inspiration from neighboring Persian styles, Balouch rugs showcase captivating geometric designs with bold color combinations (medium to high knot density: 150-250 knots/sq in or 2250-3750 knots/sq m). Often incorporating animal or tribal motifs, these rugs add a touch of cultural intrigue to living rooms, bedrooms, or even entryways.

Balouch Kelim Rugs:  Flatwoven masterpieces, Balouch Kelim rugs cover vibrant geometric designs in a spectrum of colors. As flatwoven rugs, they don't have a pile and therefore no knot density. This makes them ideal for high-traffic areas like hallways or entryways, adding a touch of cultural flair without compromising on functionality.

Kara Pakistani Rugs: Encompassing a diverse range of styles and designs, Kara Pakistani rugs offer an exciting exploration of Pakistani rug artistry (knot density varies depending on sub-style, typically 200-300 knots/sq in or 3000-4500 knots/sq m). From intricate florals to captivating geometrics, these rugs can seamlessly blend into various settings like living rooms or bedrooms, depending on the specific style.

Khal Mohammad Rugs: Named after a renowned weaving workshop or family, Khal Mohammad rugs represent Pakistani craftsmanship (knot density varies depending on the weaver or workshop, typically 200-300 knots/sq in or 3000-4500 knots/sq m). This knot density suggests intricate designs and exceptional durability. These rugs can elevate the ambience of living rooms or bedrooms, depending on the specific style and quality.

Pakistani Double Knot Rugs:  Crafted with a unique double knotting technique for enhanced durability, these rugs offer a captivating blend of design and functionality (knot density typically high, potentially exceeding 200 knots/sq in or 3000 knots/sq m). While the pile thickness can vary, Pakistani Double Knot rugs are generally well-suited for living rooms or dining rooms, depending on the specific design and pile height.

Frequently asked questions

What sizes do Pakistani rugs come in?

Pakistani rugs come in various sizes, from small mats to large room-sized carpets, catering to different spaces and requirements.

How do I identify an authentic Pakistani rug?

Authentic Pakistani rugs often have a dense knotting pattern, vibrant natural dyes, and a label or certificate indicating their origin and craftsmanship.

Can I use a Pakistani rug in high-traffic areas?

Yes, Pakistani rugs are suitable for high-traffic areas due to their durability, but it is advisable to use a rug pad to prevent slipping and wear.

Are Pakistani rugs durable?

Yes, Pakistani rugs are known for their durability due to the high-quality materials and meticulous hand-knotting techniques used in their creation.

What materials are used in Pakistani rugs?

Pakistani rugs are primarily made from high-quality wool, often blended with silk for added luster and durability.