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Bijar | 190 x 113 cm | Nr. Z-4622 499,00 € -
Kazak | 179 x 120 cm | Nr. Z-4656 499,00 € -
Old Sofreh | 200 x 80 cm | Nr. Z-4537 499,00 € -
Zen | 153 x 100 cm | Nr. Z-3869 499,00 € -
Sale Beni Berber | 248 x 159 cm | Nr. Z-1639 499,00 € Regular price 799,00 € -
Kelim | 288 x 198 cm | Nr. Z-3146 499,00 € -
Kelim | 200 x 143 cm | Nr. Z-2935 499,00 € -
Ghasghai | 186 x 131 cm | Nr. Z-1467 499,00 € -
Vintage Rug | 200 x 79 cm | Nr. Z-259 499,00 € -
Kelim | 297 x 192 cm | Nr. 19788 499,00 € -
Kelim | 298 x 204 cm | Nr. 19258 499,00 € -
Kazak | 171 x 115 cm | Nr. Z-3283 495,00 € -
Sale Jute Rug | 230 x 160 cm | Nr. Z-3047 495,00 € Regular price 590,00 € -
PETra | 244 x 174 cm | Nr. Z-1182 490,00 € -
Nepal rug | 240 x 170 cm | Nr. Z-2692 490,00 € -
Kelim | 245 x 189 cm | Nr. 12-473339 490,00 € -
Oxiana | 116 x 81 cm | Nr. 12-483166 490,00 € -
Kazak | 178 x 122 cm | Nr. 12-481596 490,00 € -
Zen | 154 x 107 cm | Nr. Z-4554 490,00 € -
Oxiana | 118 x 80 cm | Nr. 12-483187 490,00 € -
Oxiana | 118 x 80 cm | Nr. 12-483179 490,00 € -
Oxiana | 121 x 78 cm | Nr. 12-483156 490,00 € -
Oxiana | 119 x 78 cm | Nr. 12-483155 490,00 € -
Kashmir rug in pure silk | 183 x 122 cm | Nr. Z-4495 490,00 €
Rugs under 500 € at a glance
- Selection: over 2,000 items, including around 800 hand-woven Kelim rugs and 1,200 hand-knotted rugs
- Prices: from 25 €, typical price around 220 €
- Typical sizes: 60 × 90 to 150 × 100 cm, plus over 200 runners
- Most common types: Kelim, Kazak, Tapis, Hamadan
- Material: Sheep's wool on a cotton warp, no silk
- Not in this class: Living-room sizes from 250 × 300 cm
What you get for under 500 euros
This price range is the most honest way into real rug craftsmanship. What you'll find here is nothing machine-made: hand-woven Kelims and hand-knotted wool rugs, simply in smaller sizes, or from provenances that are knotted less elaborately, or in some cases pre-owned – genuinely vintage and sustainable.
Size is the lever that sets the price in this class. Half of our rugs under €500 come in at around one square metre, which corresponds to sizes such as 60 x 40 cm, 90 x 60 cm, or 120 x 80 cm and 150 x 100 cm.
The other half is spread across sizes of 150 x 100 cm, 180 x 120 cm, 200 x 150 cm and 240 x 170 cm. So the ceiling is at about 4 m² – individual pieces go up to 6 m², and beyond that this budget doesn't stretch. As a bedside rug, as an accent under the coffee table, in the hallway or in a child's room, this is exactly the right size range.
When it comes to material, here too it stays with what has worked for generations: pile of sheep's wool, warp and weft of cotton. You'll almost never find silk in this class, and rightly so – a genuine Silk Rugs at this price point would be a warning sign. The exceptions here are of course pre-owned rugs, which we always have cleaned, though not always fully restored. That's why they hold plenty of potential to be a real bargain – provided you like the look of a vintage rug. Knot densities are typically around 160,000 knots per m², which is perfectly sufficient for a small format and makes the rug robust enough for everyday areas.
Kelims are the most common type in this bracket, and there's a reason for that: they are woven rather than knotted, so they take less working time per square metre. In return they are flat, reversible and light – ideal for hallways, kitchens and anywhere a door swings over the rug. If you want pile underfoot, take a look at our knotted Oriental rugs such as Hamadan, Kazak, Bukhara, Lori or Nain and Tabriz.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about rugs under €500
Yes. Every piece in this selection is knotted or woven by hand – no machine-made rugs. The low price comes from the size and the knot density, not from the way it is made – a rug of one m² simply takes a quarter of the working time of a rug of four.
The typical range lies between 0.5 and 1.6 m². Common sizes are 90 x 60 cm, 60 x 40 cm, 120 x 80 cm and 150 x 100 cm, plus over 100 runners for hallway and kitchen. There is a good choice in 240 x 170 cm as well. Sizes up to around 4 m² do turn up, but they are the exception.
No. In this price range there is no piece in 250 x 300 cm. With us, hand-knotted rugs in this size start at around 1,000 euros; under 1,500 euros you will currently find just under 300 rugs of 6 m² and larger.
The price of a knotted rug comes almost entirely down to area times knot density times material quality. A small format with solid wool quality and a medium knot count works out to this class without any saving on the handwork. What you will not get here are very fine knotting, pure silk content and large formats.
For hallways, kitchens and under doors the Kelim is the better choice: flat, reversible, easy to move. For living spaces where the rug should feel soft, go for a knotted piece with a pile, such as a Kazak or Hamadan. You will find both in this price range.
Hand-knotted wool rugs last for decades in normal domestic use, whatever the purchase price. What matters is care and placement: vacuum regularly, turn the rug every few months, and put an anti-slip underlay beneath it in heavily used areas.


























































































































