Moud is a small town south of Mashad, in the Khorasan province of Iran. Rugs from this area are characterised by homogeneity in patterns and quality. Moud mahi are made in a beige, light red, or blue tone, with all-over mahi patterns or with a star-shaped medallion. Mahi means fish, and the mahi pattern is the most commonly used in genuine Persian rugs. Looking closely, you can see a pond encircled by four fish.
Comprising a striking geometric medallion pattern, this genuine Persian rug would be a fitting addition to any interior. Perfect for breaking up large spaces such as living rooms, dining rooms and bedrooms.
Handknotted from pure wool in the village of Aliabad in the Fars province of Iran, this rug is delightfully soft, with a strong, durable pile that is built to last. The vivid shades of red, pink, yellow, blue, green, beige, brown and black will add a burst of colour to your interior and create a traditional look wherever it is placed.