Step into the heart of Iran, where history, culture, and tradition come together to reveal a country full of mystery and splendor. This documentary takes you through the stunning landscapes of ...

By bnm Tehran bureau Iran's handwoven carpet industry, once a cornerstone of the nation's cultural and economic identity, has ...

Dyson didn’t invent the cordless vacuum, but back in 2012, its DC44 became the first one with the suction power and battery life needed to replace a full-size corded vacuum in many households. At the ...

Each Persian carpet carries a unique blend of motifs, colors, and weaving techniques that are often specific to the region where it was made, such as Tabriz, Isfahan, Kashan, Kerman and Qom. Among ...

TEHRAN, Jun. 10 (MNA) – Each Persian carpet is more than a textile; it’s a vivid reflection of Iran’s rich heritage, artistry, and cultural evolution spanning over two and a half millennia.

Since Zemfira Kajarova arrived in the hill village of Kosalari in southern Georgia as a newlywed almost 50 years ago, she has devoted herself to weaving the village’s distinctive Persian-style ...

An antique Milas prayer rug from 1850, its border decorated with Solomon stars and blossoms (€3,500-€5,000) at Adam's auction of Peter Linden Oriental Carpet Collection.

Since Zemfira Kajarova arrived in the hill village of Kosalari in southern Georgia as a newlywed almost 50 years ago, she has devoted herself to weaving the village's distinctive Persian-style ...

After weaving, the carpets are carefully finished: shaved, beaten, and scorched with a gas burner, flaming off dust and loose ends. For over a decade, Zemfira has been working with reWoven, a ...

Since Zemfira Kajarova arrived in the hill village of Kosalari in southern Georgia as a newly wed almost 50 years ago, she has devoted herself to weaving the village’s distinctive Persian-style ...

To add insult to injury, the rug-weaving industry proffers low wages, resulting in an increasing number of Afghan migrants working in factories around Kashan.

A new book has now joined this list of important scholarship on Indian carpets. Published by Aleph Book Company, Of Indian Carpets And Carpetwallahs brings a slightly different voice to the subject.