Discovering Shiraz Rug Gallery in the Heart of Bellevue

Bellevue, WALocal News

Shiraz Rug Gallery in Old Bellevue is known for its exquisite collection of hand-knotted rugs, elevating them from mere decor to celebrated art pieces. Owner Jafar Hendi, a third-generation rug merchant from Iran, has dedicated his career to curating a unique selection that resonates with both aesthetic and cultural significance. Following a challenging pandemic period that saw a drastic decline in sales, Hendi is eager to rebuild his business and reconnect with a loyal clientele. The gallery boasts over 700 rugs sourced from countries like Pakistan, India, and Iran, each offering vibrant colors and intricate designs. Hendi emphasizes the uniqueness of every piece, encouraging customers to find rugs that complement their personal spaces.

Adding to the gallery's appeal, they now provide rug cleaning services, ensuring that customers can keep their treasured pieces in pristine condition. As the community looks for ways to enhance their home environments, Shiraz Rug Gallery stands ready to assist. Visitors are encouraged to explore this local gem, where artistry and craftsmanship come together in every rug.

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