Carpet-weaving is undoubtedly one of the most distinguished manifestations of Iranian culture and art, dating back to the Bronze Age, but as the materials used in carpets including wool and cotton, decay into dust during the course of time, archaeologists couldn’t make any special discovery during the archaeological excavations. What have remained for us from Read more about Iran’s Carpet Museum[…]
Shop with Your Eyes – Browse Before You Buy The best tip is to shop with your eyes first – not your wallet. You might find something even better than what you had in mind. Maybe a new design or a more suitable color. Keep yourself open to new possibilities. When you have your choice Read more about Shop with Your Eyes (Tips for Rug shopping)[…]
Contemporary style rugs are the hottest, hippest rugs around. Cool geometric and art deco designs make these versatile components your home’s main attraction. With bold, stylized layouts, trend-breaking color, surprising shapes, and pop-art appeal, these rugs really make a statement! Use them anywhere and everywhere for an instant spin. While there’s nothing wrong with Read more about Contemporary Style Rugs[…]
Wool is the most common material for oriental rug (Persian rug) but cotton is frequently used for the foundation of city and workshop carpets. There are a wide variety in types of wool used for weaving. Those of which include Kork wool, Manchester wool, and in some cases even camel hair wool. Silk carpets date back Read more about The mixture of art and colors in Oriental Rug (Persian Rug)[…]