Persian Shahreza Rug - 3.05 x 2.20 AT-TY-63 TribalArdakan rugs originate from Ardakan, in the northwest corner of Yazd Province, known for its fabulous Persian carpets, is also historically a center of camel raising. Although it is located between Yazd and Nain, its influence comes primarily from Kashan. Throughout this area of Iran other small towns including Boroujerd, Josheghan, Khomaine, Najafabad, Taleghan, and Veramin, still weave Persian carpets with influences carried forward from the 16th
ending the Safavid dynasty
Their colors are also deeper and more varied
the Balkans and the Turkic countries
The central medallion is an elongated circle in shape and is a combination of lighter olive and reds
The Turkish (symmetric) knot is used
where kilim is smooth on both sides
The import of textiles from the west lead to the decline of this craft
These rugs are not just durable
harmonious patterns such as medallions
Their geometric designs are actually symbols that combine in myriad ways to profound effect
The high knot density antique carpets in which Isfahan excelled continued to be woven in the late 19th and 20th centuries
making this carpet an ideal centerpiece for any setting
