Persian Afghan Turkish rugs are the exquisite specimens of handmade indigenous craftsmanship that has its origin in the tribal art of Middle Eastern countries. They are very durable and soft and endowed with intricate designs that symbolize the cultural influences of the Oriental countries. Each piece of rug is like a work of art as it is not only the craftsmanship that comes to the fore but also the creativity of the individual weavers who endow it with their own sense of symmetry and composition. The colors are usually very bright and vibrant with a tendency to use crimson red and blue in abundance, interspersed with miniature imprints of intricate designs that can range from geometrical shapes to floral designs.

Persian Afghan Turkish rugs are being weaved since time immemorial. They have graced the royal palaces of antiquity with the rugs being carried by the merchants to the distant countries of Europe and Asia. During the Islamic centuries the rugs became popular in the countries where Islam spread as a religion and a political power and gradually its popularity spread to other countries through the merchants. When Persian rugs reached Western Europe, they were instantly appreciated by the kings and noblemen alike adoring their castles with such exquisite pieces of art.

Persian Afghan Turkish rugs are equally adored in the modern households. The rugs are placed on the floor and used as decorative wall hangings. When it is complimented with other indigenous objects like kilim furniture or lampshade, the living room would take on a look of place which reflects the subtle tastes and refinements of the owner. The color composition of the whole milieu would have to be considered, however, as well as the size of the room. For instance, the floor must be white to compliment a crimson red rug and loud color is not advisable for smaller rooms.