Herat rugs are defined by the distinctive "Herati" pattern, a repeating geometric and floral design that likely originated in the city of Herat in 15th-century northwestern Afghanistan, possibly influenced by Mongolian-Turkish traditions. This pattern features stylized flowers enclosed in a diamond, with curving leaves known as Mahi. While the Herat design is prominent in Persian rug making, with some sources linking its early crystallization to workshops in Khorasan in the early 19th century, its core aesthetic has remained consistent and influential, inspiring other Persian and Caucasian rug styles over centuries.

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