Rajabiyan atelier was established in 1933 by the late Haji Yadullah Rajabiyan. Currently, the atelier is run by Abolfazl Rajabiyan, the second generation. Abolfazl took over the atelier from his father and plays an important role in the production and export of Persian carpets.

The factory is especially renowned for its silk carpets from Qum. Rajabiyan carpets are hand dyed and hand woven with natural dyes, resulting in exquisite workmanship. The carpets are rich in color, with fine detailing, and often feature traditional Persian designs. The factory produces high quality carpets, especially those made with vegetable dyed yarn.

The designs feature a wide variety of motifs, including landscapes, traditional Persian floral patterns and religious scenes, such as ducks swimming in the river, birds flying in the sky, and flowers and trees along the riverbanks.

The carpet is signed at the top or bottom in Persian (Farsi) as "Rajabian Abolfazl" which serves as proof. The signature, which also reads "راجبیان ابوالفضل" in Persian, is placed within the carpet's cartouche.

Rajabyan carpets boast exceptional quality, a long history and tradition and are often recognised as valuable art pieces that can be passed down through generations.