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As you can see in this photo of the loom Persian carpet and rugs have a limited number of layouts.

Almost all of these have a number of elements in common, including the field, a border or multiple borders and some form of medallion or pattern. Some of the most commonly used for Persian design are the all-over, medallion and one-side layouts.

This simply refers to the type and location of the patterns used in the rug.

The photo Shaw’s of three layouts.

Decorating!

Adorn Your Rooms With Persian Iranian Carpets

Persian carpets can make your room look very traditional or elegant with their beautiful looks and long life. These handmade carpets are mostly from Deferent part of Iran these handmade rugs are very easy to maintain and can be easily washed and cleaned when dirty or can be fixed when it gets damaged. They are warm in winter and cold in summer because of their natural material. Even they are free of Allergy.

The beautiful red Persian carpet is placed in any living room that looks really good and elegant. Not only do modern rugs look good, but Persian rugs carry their own beauty too. The large-sized carpet is placed very neatly in the living room and the Multicolour rugs perfect match for any home.

History Of Persian Rug!

The History of Persian rugs Weaving is one of the most ancient crafts in the world. It is mentioned in the Old Testament and in Homers Iliad. Documents about weaving exist from the period of the Sassanid Dynasty, Which ruled Persia from the third century to the middle of the seventh century. Rugs woven in Persia are referred to in the Chinese sui annals (590-617-A.D). And who can forget Cleopatra’s famous encounter with Caesar, arriving at his feet rolled up in a Persian carpet. We did explain about the oldest rug in the world before Pazyryk rug. In the time of (531-579 A.D.)The Persian king Chosroes I, to celebrate his defeat of Romans and his conquest of southern Arabia, ordered a very special carpet to be made for his palace at Ctesiphon. This rug was known as Spring Carpet of Chosroes and was the most expensive carpet ever made. They are saying that it measured as much as four hundred feet long by almost one hundred feet wide (121.8 x 30.50m) and it was more than two tons. But in 627, King Chosroes II was defeated by the Byzantine emperor Heraclius, who did not appreciate the carpet, he did let people to cut pieces from the rug and take them home as souvenirs