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Karastan 9x12 Rugs For Sale

About Karastan 9x12 Rugs

Karastan has woven wool rugs in the United States since 1928, on Axminster power looms adapted to recreate the look of Persian and Oriental designs. Its 9x12 room-size rugs were among its most popular, and the worsted wool wears beautifully for decades.

Is a Karastan 9x12 really 9 x 12?

Many Karastan room-size rugs measure 8 ft 8 in x 12 ft (often written 8.8 x 12) rather than a full 9 x 12. They fit the same rooms: a 9x12 suits a living room with a sofa and two chairs, or a dining table for six to eight. Each listing gives the exact measurements. See Karastan Sizes and Runners.

Popular Karastan 9x12 patterns

  • Red Sarouk #785 and Ivory Sarouk #760: dense floral designs.
  • Kirman patterns such as #742, #759, #762 and #788.
  • Navy Heriz #700/701 and other geometric designs.
  • Antique Legends, Bokhara #722 and other discontinued patterns.

Karastan's pattern numbers help identify a rug; see Karastan Pattern Numbers.

Vintage and discontinued

Karastan no longer makes many of its classic wool patterns, so vintage 9x12s are sought after. Each listing describes the rug's condition and exact size.

Looking for a smaller size? See Karastan runners and all Karastan rugs.

Karastan 9x12 Rugs FAQs

Are Karastan 9x12 rugs exactly 9 x 12 feet?

Often not: many measure 8 ft 8 in x 12 ft (8.8 x 12). Each listing gives the exact size. See Karastan Sizes and Runners.

Are Karastan rugs made of wool?

The classic Karastan rugs here are worsted wool, woven in the United States on Axminster looms. See History of Karastan.

Does Karastan still make these patterns?

Many classic wool patterns, including much of the Original 700 Series, have been discontinued, which is why vintage pieces are sought after.

How do I identify a Karastan pattern?

Look for the label or the pattern number, such as #785 or #788, often on the back of the rug. See Karastan Pattern Numbers.

Are vintage Karastan rugs valuable?

Well-kept vintage wool Karastans, especially rare colors and discontinued 700 Series patterns, hold their value well. See Vintage Karastan Value.

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