Armenian rugs refer to carpets woven by Armenian craftsmen or bearing Armenian inscriptions or symbols. Armenian weavers played an important role in the development of carpet weaving throughout the Caucasus, eastern Anatolia, and parts of Persia. Historically, Armenian rug production was associated with cities such as Karabagh, Erivan, and Kars, where Armenian artisans contributed significantly to the regional weaving traditions. Many Armenian rugs include inscriptions in the Armenian alphabet or Christian motifs reflecting the cultural identity of the weavers. These carpets are valued both for their artistic qualities and their historical significance within the broader Caucasian rug tradition.




