Mashhad
Type: Persian Rug
Location: Eastern Iran (formerly Persia)
Knots per square meter: 160,000 - 250,000 knots
Features: Central medallion
Pile: Wool
Mashhad was once a small village, but it has now grown into a metropolis with a population of 2 million located in eastern Iran. As the capital of Razavi Khorasan province and the second largest city in Iran, Mashhad is considered one of the country's most sacred sites due to the tomb of the eighth Imam. Every year, over 10 million pilgrims visit this tomb, bringing vitality to the city.
This holy site is also famous for its rug production. Various qualities of rugs are made in Mashhad, characterized by rich colors such as deep reds, blues, and ivories. Floral patterns surrounding a central medallion are common, and a variety of sizes are available.
The wool from Razavi Khorasan province is considered the finest in the country, giving Mashhad rugs a soft touch.
This holy site is also famous for its rug production. Various qualities of rugs are made in Mashhad, characterized by rich colors such as deep reds, blues, and ivories. Floral patterns surrounding a central medallion are common, and a variety of sizes are available.
The wool from Razavi Khorasan province is considered the finest in the country, giving Mashhad rugs a soft touch.
Imam Reza Shrine
