Hashtrood is a small village located in northwestern Persia. It is a region rich in rivers, mountains and beautiful natural landscapes. The quality of Hashtrood rugs is great because they are highly durable, just like rugs made elsewhere in Northwest Persian.
Hashtrood rugs are made with wool, although their base can be made with cotton or goat hair. The fur is generally thicker and made from soft wool. Generally, the design of Hashtrood rugs is geometric in style (they are sometimes confused with Caucasian rugs). Bolder colors like red and royal blue are common over ivory, forming a beautiful contrast.
Hashtrood are most often produced in long formats, ideal for placing in high-traffic corridors. An authentic Hashtrood is a great way to add a tribal touch to your home.
See the collection: browse our antique Persian rugs — for example, Hashtrood and Hashtrood.
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