




Story Behind the Art: The Kerman rug tradition, originating from the city of Kerman in southeastern Iran, is famous for its rich, intricate designs and exceptional craftsmanship. Kerman has been a weaving hub since the Safavid era, producing some of the finest Persian rugs. These rugs typically feature floral or architectural patterns in the borders with a central medallion. Other popular themes include garden motifs, trees of life, and hunting scenes, often incorporating the iconic boteh design (a pattern resembling a teardrop or paisley shape). Kerman rugs are known for their fine weave, delicate designs, and an impressive range of colors—often using up to 30 different shades. Creating a Kerman rug can take over a year, and the craftsmanship remains unparalleled in terms of beauty and durability.
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