The Iranian carpet is eligible for importation under 31 C.F.R. § 560.524(b) and may enter duty-free under 9804.00. 05, HTSUS as long as you used the carpet for at least one year prior to leaving Iran.

Several cities in Iran have their patterns and materials. Tabriz carpet is one of the most exquisite and expensive ones in Iran. While you can find great Persian carpets in Kashan, Qom, Kerman, and Naeen.

The creation of a Persian rug is a time-intensive endeavor. Even a moderately sized rug can take several months to complete, while larger and more intricate designs may require years of dedicated work. This commitment to perfection and the investment of time contribute significantly to the rug's value.

The very first step prior to selling your rug is to take it to a reputed antiques rug dealer and have it appraised. The appraiser will ask if you know the original purchase price and whether you know the exact age of the rug and if there are any interesting historical stories attached to it.