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Turkish (Anatoli)
The distinguishing characteristic of these old Turkish rugs are the bright color effect- in general brighter than the Persian rugs- and...
Kerman
After the fall of the Safavid dynasty, carpet weaving began to lose its importance. Towards the end of the Ghaijar Dynasty, carpet weav...
Abadeh
Abadeh Hiebat-lu, Moharramat, Zel-e-Sultan, and sometimes Botteh Kordestan designs are woven into the carpets produced in Abadeh.A...
Shiraz
Although during the Zandieh dynasty (1750-1779) the art of carpet weaving was not equal to that of the Safavid dynasty, the art continu...
Fars
Fars
For thousands of years, two thirds of the population in the province of pars (composed of different tribes) have lived in the vast...
Ghom
GhomIn spite of the fact that carpet weaving in Ghom started almost seventy years ago, it gained wide spread recognition and fame for t...
lilian
Lilian
Amongst the Armenian community of this district, Lilihan carpets are the most famous. These rugs are velvety surface and are fin...
farahan
FarahanAmong the different categories of Arak carpets, the Farahan carpets are the most famous and renowned. Their design, knots, and m...
sarouk
Sarouk
It has a good reputation among buyers in Iran and abroad and the fame of these rugs is widely diffused in the United States. Th...
arak
Arak
The central province and its capital Arak is one of the most important carpet producing centers in Iran The carpet weaving in thi...