Description
Various regions of Iran — such as Tabriz, Isfahan, Nain and Kashan — produce different types of rug. The rugs of each region differ in the patterns, colours and weaving techniques used. Vivid and varied colours are employed. Natural dyes are preferred, which keeps the colours of the rugs vivid for many years. Persian rugs are a perfect match for classic, modern, bohemian, rustic and eclectic decorating styles. Their rich motifs and quality weaving bring grace and warmth to any style. Used alongside decors from different periods and cultures, these rugs bring a unique touch and visual balance to a space.
Persian rug making has a rich history rooted in antiquity and developed over many centuries. From the Sasanian Empire to the Safavid period, Persian rugs have been renowned for their graceful patterns, high quality and fine craftsmanship. Reaching its peak in the Safavid era, this art is still produced today using both traditional methods and modern techniques, and is in great demand worldwide. The patterns used in Persian rugs are generally rich and intricate, featuring flowers, plants, medallions and geometric shapes.
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