Enjilass: These Persian handmade rugs originate from the village of the same name near the city of Hamadan in western Iran and are considered among the highest quality in the region. They are made using the traditional symmetrical knot (Turkish knot) on a single-weft foundation, which makes them particularly durable. The warp is usually cotton, while the pile is made of high-quality wool dyed with natural colors that give the surface depth and luster. Their patterns are mainly based on the Herati motif, either repeated across the entire surface or combined with a central medallion. The color palette includes deep red, dark blue, and details in ivory, yellow, or green. These rugs are known for their dense weave, durability, and rustic elegance, making them ideal both for everyday use and for collectible interior decoration. They are group-crafted pieces with a distinct character, exuding authenticity and timeless aesthetic
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