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One of the most famous Persian rug styles, Isfahan, comes from the Isfahan region. An architecturally impressive city with shining carpets and buildings with a deep history. The city architecture itself inspires carpets. They are tied together with the best patterns and decorations in the factory. Isfahan carpet is a very high quality (cork wool in Iran) pile wool, usually cut pretty low, tied with silk or cotton material, with knots of up to 1,000,000 asymmetric knots / square meters or more. Many traditional designs are still in use, such as Shah Abbas flowers, vases, Tree of Life, and Pictorial Schemes.
The most popular design in Isfahan rugs is based on the circular central medallion with arabesque designs, displaying an immaterial garden homogeneous with mosque and palace tiles. It is a configuration Standing in front of an elegantly shaped field, adorned with ornate tendril palms and floral motifs.
✔ Most carpets featured traditional themes inspired by architectural patterns and tiles that graced the ancient buildings of this beautiful city at the start of Isfahan's revival as a carpet hub of high-quality rugs.
✔ The poets of Persia (Rumi, Hafez, Attar), nature, and religious, spiritual intimations firmly ingrained in the culture also influenced the designers. The palette has grown more pastel in contemporary objects, leveraging the technical precision and aesthetic flair of this "City of Art."
✔ Traditional patterns such as all-over Shah Abbas, Vase, Tree of Life, and Pictorial schemes are still employed, but the most common is based on a circular center medallion.
✔ Isfahan's antique/semi-antique carpets are more vibrant and toned than those of Nain, a neighboring city, is known for its superb handcrafted rugs.