Our washable Persian rugs give you the look of a traditional Persian or oriental rug. Medallions, tribal borders and florals are printed on a low pile that goes in the washing machine, mostly in 2x3 to 10x14 plus 2x6 and 2x10 runners. Wash Free spill-proof rugs and wipe-clean anti-fatigue kitchen mats are here too.
Tareen Washable Vintage Boho Gray Rug
Daria Washable Vintage Persian Tribal Light Taupe Rug
Sona Vintage Boho Floral Black Rug
Sona Vintage Boho Floral Beige Brown Rug
Astor Wash Free Persian Medallion Ivory Rug
Corwin Wash Free Persian Medallion Gray Rug
Daria Wash Free Vintage Persian Taupe Rug
Elisse Wash Free Persian Botanical Sage Rug
Ellison Wash Free Persian Medallion Ivory Rug
Mirava Wash Free Persian Medallion Red Rug
Medallion, Tribal and Floral Designs
Medallion rugs center on one large motif framed by borders, the classic Persian layout for a living or dining room.
Tribal designs repeat small geometric shapes across the field, and Persian florals cover it with vines and blossoms.
Persian Runners
Most designs also come as 2x6 and 2x10 runners, and the Daria and Claude runners add 2x5, 2x7, 2x8 and 2x12, so you can match the length of your hallway.
In a kitchen, a washable Persian runner can go straight into the machine after a spill, and the non-slip backing keeps it from sliding on tile.
Persian Rug FAQs
Can you put a Persian rug in the washing machine?
Not a hand-knotted wool Persian, which needs professional cleaning. The printed Persian-style rugs here can go in on a cold, gentle cycle without bleach, but the anti-fatigue kitchen mats only wipe clean with a damp cloth.
What's the difference between an oriental rug and a Persian rug?
Oriental rug is the broad name for rugs from across Asia, from Turkey and the Caucasus to India and China, while a Persian rug comes from Iran. On this page both words describe the pattern, since every rug is printed, not hand-knotted.
What's so special about Persian rugs?
Traditional Persian rugs are hand-knotted in Iran, often with dense wool pile and medallion or garden patterns repeated for centuries. These printed versions borrow the patterns for a rug that is lighter, lower and washable at home.
