Esfahan Carpet
Isfahan rug is woven with Persian knot and silk is used as a rug. Isfahan carpet designs are mostly larch and bergam, and tree, Islamic, flower, hunting and archeological designs make up most of the carpet designs in Isfahan. Coordination, proportion and color variation, especially cheerful colors in dark and light spectra, short lint, counts from 1 to 2, use of Persian knot, attached headband and often two paddles and lulu are also features of Isfahan carpet weaving.
Isfahan Carpet Technical Information
The most common node in this region is the asymmetric node or Persian node. Its vertical nodes are generally of the vertical type used in rural and urban areas. The plating is in the form of two thick and thin nodes.
Isfahan carpet buds are woven together with the texture of the carpet. Isfahan carpets are fine-grained and high-density produced in good quality, generally reaching 35 to 80 ridge and sometimes higher.
Isfahan famous old and new manufacturers
Master Fathollah Habibian Naeini, Mofidi Brothers, Haj Reza Ghanbari, Jalal Bandeh Ali are the most famous producers of this rug. Famous designers can also be mastered by Behzad, Sultan Mohammad, Sayed Ali, designers in the Safavid era. Rashtian, Reza Shakeri, Isa Bahadori, Asghar Bayat are contemporary designers.