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Our most important recommendations for those who have the intention to buy Persian rugs are as follows:After having a rough idea of the size, design, color, and price, you can decide to buy the rug … read more

All the motifs and figures which constituted the design are made from composition, contact, rotation, and balance of the lines.If the lines along their route make angles the design is in geometrical s … read more

The wool of sheep or hair of goat is undoubtedly more frequent among all raw materials of the rug due to its availability in the orient. Keeping sheep and goats has an ancient and spread record in ori … read more

Sometimes rugs need to be washed and particles should be removed from the surface. This keeps the rug in the main shape and situation and colors look in the original intense as desired by the weaver. … read more

The most important factors to preserve rugs and carpets for a lifetime and future generations is to keep them clean, to take good care, and restore them immediately when damaged or rotted.Normally … read more

The mountainous areas of this area are very suitable for grazing sheep and cattle. The main weaving centers in Kordestan are Sanandaj (known as Senneh) and Bijar. In those cities and their surrounding … read more

Persia has long been known as a fount of beautiful and legendary rugs. Her centers of rug weaving, since ancient times, have produced thousands of rugs and carpets, many of them precious and valuable. … read more

There is a simple design used in rugs woven in the seventeenth century, which is called Garden; it has been known as Pool, which is a central part of this design.The naturalistic design of a garden fu … read more

Arak (former Sultan-Abad) is one of the most important rug producing centers in Persia. The rug weaving in this area dates back to the time when Abbas the Great of Persia (16th century), gave his cons … read more

Khorasan is one the most important weaving centers in Persia. The art of rug weaving in this area dates back to the Image result for the Sasanian dynasty period (224–651 AD). When Shah-Rokh Mirza (Tim … read more

After the weaving of a rug is completed, it is taken down from the loom and washed to remove the fragments and small pieces of wool that have remained amidst the wefts and warps of the rug after it ha … read more

The characteristics and important factors that have made the rugs of Persia world-famous are their pleasant, varied, and unique design. Each Persian rug has a design of its own so that thousands of f … read more