Persian Isfahan Silk Foundation Rug - 1.68 x 1.10 Tribal

Persian Isfahan Silk Foundation Rug - 1.68 x 1.10 TribalIsfahan was the capital of Persia during the reign of Shah Abbas (1571 1629), and had the most beautiful palaces, mosques and libraries. Architecture as well as carpet weaving flourished at this time. Rare and precious carpets from this period are now kept in museums all over the world. Very fine well knotted carpets are still being made in Isfahan today. The fascinating designs using lines and arabesques that appear on Islamic architecture also

known for their durability

They are different from tribal rugs that are produced by nomadic tribes that moved from one location to another

Khorjin: A Tapestry of Tradition and Modernity In the heart of Iran

Meymeh rug Meymeh rugs are authentic hand-woven Persian rugs

Although it is located between Yazd and Nain

which will last a lifetime

the most common designs are those with a central medallion

Shahsavan literally means “For those who love the Shah” in Farsi and is a title bestowed upon warriors in the 17th century who were defending the northern border of Persia

Crafted by skilled Afghani artisans

The city of Kashmar is to the north and the cities of Birjand and Ferdows to the east

There is a very definite cross shape

and Mina Khani lattice designs