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Persian Antique Rugs
Persian antique rugs reflect a rich culture and history that dates back to Bronze age, making them rare and special works of art. Persian antique rugs are the representations of the particular history of Persia and its culture, and a great visual narration of that history for current generations.
There is considerable variety among those Persian antique rugs that most clearly depict the culture and art of Persia.
The central visual themes on these persian rugs include medallions, palmettos and geometric designs, and barely any pictures of humans or animals. The most obvious reason for this would be that as the land’s prominent religion, Islam barred antique Persian carpet-weavers from making such depictions. Despite this fact there are a few antique rugs that display hunting and feasting scenes that are a delight to the eyes. Modern designs feature every type of depiction under the sun.
Another significant feature of Persian Antique rugs is that they are hand-knotted, and that most of them are made of wool and silk. The production of Persian antique rugs was historically prominent in places such as Tabriz, Kashan, Herat and Kerman. Each of these places was known for a distinct pattern and design that set it apart from the rest.
Each of these antique rugs is a masterpiece that showcases the creative skills of the weavers of olden times. The fact that they seldom use artificial means of making the rugs make them the prized art pieces they are today. The soothing colors and the beautiful designs and patterns are irresistible, and have encouraged millions of people around the world to invest money in buying Persian antique rugs.
These antique rugs are original and unique pieces of art that are products of individual creativity, and also narrate the story of a past that comes alive through the depictions on these rugs.
And who does not want to preserve history, to pass on their legacy for generations to come?








