Heybatru is the name of a specific design used in Persian carpets, one of the ancient and original patterns inspired by nature. The pattern is characterized by small circular ornaments and large corners with intricate geometric patterns. The design is named after the town, village, or tribe it was first made for, and is one of the oldest and most famous patterns in Persian carpets. Heybatru is a design that is especially common in the Qashqai kilim flat-woven fabrics, characterized by large hexagons and small geometric patterns. The design is very intricate, yet is woven without the use of a sketch. There are four main types of Persian carpet designs, and Heybatru falls into the category called "medallion."