Zarand rugs are made in the city and county of Kerman Province. Since the seventeenth century, Kerman has been one of the major weaving centers where some of the finest high-quality Persian carpets were woven. There is often a medallion in the middle of the carpets, which is framed by playful floral patterns. Thus, the design gives a colourful life to the carpet. The pile is made of high-quality sheep's wool, while the warp and weft are usually made of cotton. In terms of knot density, Kerman carpets are in the midfield compared to other Persian carpets (beginning at 160,000 knots per square yard).

12.1 x 3.4 ft