Heshti Pattern
The Heshti pattern features a design of rectangular and square panels, each intricately depicting natural landscapes, flowers, and fountains. This pattern resembles a small garden illustrated on each tile, and...
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Mihrab Pattern
The mihrab refers to the arched entrance that indicates the direction of the Kaaba, towards which Muslims pray. This mihrab is commonly used in Persian rug designs and is considered...
Dragon Pattern
The dragon pattern depicted on Persian rugs can be found not only in Persian rugs but also in many countries such as China, Europe, and Mexico. This dragon design symbolizes...
Jojhagan Pattern
The Jojhagan rug is a distinctive Persian rug handmade in the village of Jojhagan, located in the northern part of Isfahan in central Persia. The design of this rug, known...
Heybatloo Pattern
The Heybatloo pattern is a specific design used in Persian rugs, inspired by nature, and is one of the original patterns that has existed for a long time. This pattern...
Tree of Life
The "Tree of Life" design found in Persian rugs serves as a bridge connecting heaven and earth, evoking the Garden of Eden. This design symbolizes life, abundance, growth, and the...
Cypress Pattern
The cypress pattern in Persian rugs symbolizes eternal life, the joy of the soul and religious life, the connection between earth and heaven, as well as tranquility and regeneration.
Sheikh Safi Design
The Sheikh Safi design features a luxurious and large floral medallion at its center, flanked by hanging lamps above and below, with a pattern of a medallion divided into four...
Geometric Pattern
Persian rugs come in various designs, but one of the most popular is the geometric pattern. This design is commonly found not only in the rugs of famous towns but...