Robert Mann Rugs

Don't miss our Annual Spring Sale, through April 2026. 10% off all your rug cleaning needs, including rug pads. Only one week left!

Fragments of larger European tapestries were popular in the early 1900's as decorations in elegant American homes. Generally cut down to sizes that fit modern walls (4x8 was common) they are often in rough condition and dirty. We clean and restore them and every once in a while a one comes in with a captivating design.

Meet our Spring Sale dog, Kaiju!

In Japanese, “Kaiju” means “strange creature.” Kaiju has a lot of spunky character and is rather unique looking, so the name fits and sounds nice when you call him. He is about equal parts bull terrier, German shephard, and black Labrador.

Kaiju sits on a Iranian Senneh pile carpet from around 1900. We’ll post more on that shortly.

Spring is early this year,
and so is our Spring Sale!

March through April 2026
Save 10% on rug cleaning services& rug pads

Our Spring Sale begins NOW!

North West Persian village rug came in recently with an unusual inscription. Coarsely knotted so the inscription is 'low resolution'. Wondering if anyone has any ideas. Looks like Persian, but I don't know. Dated 1887 in two places. Opinions?

In a recent FaceBook discussion Arto Tavukciyan - an Armenian rug student and expert - commented on the existence of single wefted rugs made by ethnic Armenian weavers in villages in Western Iran. The rug below may be one. It is Turkish/symmetrically knotted, single wefted, and looks a lot like an older Hammedan district rug on the back. Though there is no specific confirming evidence that it was woven by Armenians, the design somehow 'says' it could be. Opinions and comments are very welcome....what do you think? Woven 'transverse', about 3' x 6'.

An area of wool pile and a decorative cotton warp finish are gone. See how we repaired it here. https://mannrugs.com/reconstructing-missing-area-pile-rug/

We wish you a healthy and prosperous 2026! Thinking about the last year we feel gratitude for our customers, our employees, our friends, and our dogs! Last month's annual rug sale and New Mexican lunch was a perfect example of the connections that bring us together. We've served thousands of customers across the Front Range and continue to look for ways to improve our services and expand our reach. Thank you for supporting Robert Mann Rugs.

What a day! Thank you to all who came out to our 25th Annual Sale last Saturday. ICYMI: Photographers and friends John Bonath and his son Casey were on hand to capture some of the best moments!