Shahnaz Carpet

Specification:

Natural Dyes: Traditional Persian carpets use natural dyes derived from plants, minerals, and insects, providing vibrant and long-lasting colors.

Regional Varieties: Different regions in Iran, such as Tabriz, Kashan, Isfahan, and Qom, each have their own distinctive styles and techniques.

Knot Density: The fineness of a Persian carpet is often measured by its knot density, with higher knot counts indicating more intricate and detailed work.

Usage:

Bedspreads: Some people use large Persian carpets as luxurious bedspreads or throws.

Prayer Rugs: Small Persian carpets are often used as prayer rugs, especially within Islamic communities.

Art Displays: Given their intricate designs and craftsmanship, Persian carpets are often displayed as works of art in homes and galleries.

Entryway Rugs: Placing a Persian rug in the entryway adds a welcoming and sophisticated touch to the home.

Description:

The primary materials used in Persian handwoven carpets include wool, silk, and cotton. Wool is the most common material due to its durability and softness, while silk is used for more luxurious and delicate rugs, adding a lustrous sheen and fine detail. Cotton is often used for the warp and weft threads to provide structural strength.In our collection, you can see the eye-catching beauty with carpet shahnaz carpet. You can also visit sarvin carpet to see other beautiful persian machine carpets, such as Mehri, Nazila ... .