Ispahan persan – 7'10” x 5'0″

Isfahan, one of Iran’s most historically rich cities, is renowned for its stunning architecture, vibrant culture, and deep artistic heritage. Once the capital of the Safavid Empire, Isfahan flourished as a center of trade, art, and craftsmanship. The city boasts breathtaking landmarks such as Naqsh-e Jahan Square, Shah Mosque, and Si-o-se-pol Bridge, reflecting its grandeur and significance in Persian history.

Among its many artistic contributions, Isfahan is famous for its exquisite Persian rugs, considered some of the finest in the world. These rugs are distinguished by their high knot density, ranging from 650,000 to 1 million knots per square meter, allowing for exceptionally intricate and detailed designs. Traditional Isfahan rugs feature central medallions, floral motifs, and delicate vine patterns, often inspired by the city’s architectural beauty. They are typically woven with silk or cotton foundations and use high-quality wool, ensuring durability and elegance.

The craftsmanship of Isfahan rugs dates back centuries, reaching its peak during the Safavid dynasty, when rug weaving was heavily patronized by the royal court. The designs often incorporate influences from Persian poetry, nature, and spiritual themes, making each rug a masterpiece of cultural expression. Many artisans continue these traditions today, maintaining the precise weaving techniques and sophisticated color palettes that define Isfahan rugs.

Their luxurious appeal and meticulous detail make Isfahan rugs highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts worldwide. Whether displayed in grand estates or modern interiors, these rugs serve as both functional art pieces and expressions of Persian heritage.