This is a mystical hand-woven Persian rug created with passion by skilled weavers in a renowned weaving village in southwestern Iran. Delicate and beautiful traditional motifs are woven into a warm golden ocher background, centered around a majestic Tree of Life.

The Central Tree of Life

At the center of the rug, a dignified Tree of Life is depicted with powerful deep blue trunks spreading its branches. The tree features the following beautiful motifs:

Red Pomegranates: Symbolizing fertility and prosperity, depicted in vibrant vermillion on the branches.

Blue Flowers: Cobalt blue flowers representing divinity and purity.

Small Leaves: Lively young green leaves that bring dynamism to the entire tree.

Surrounding Decorative Motifs

Traditional Persian rug motifs are regularly arranged around the Tree of Life:

Paisley (Boteh) Pattern: Elegant teardrop-shaped motifs depicted in deep reddish-purple and blue.

Bouquet Motif: Ornate flowers woven in grape purple and magenta.

Cypress (Sarv): Slender, dark red tree motifs creating a vertical rhythm.

Scattered Small Flowers: Delicate small flowers sprinkled over the golden ground.

Border Design

The border adorning the edge of the rug features continuous white geometric patterns and small flowers on a deep maroon background, enveloping the entire rug like a distinguished frame.

Weaving Technique and Quality

The high-density weave, visible in the images, boasts an astonishing precision of approximately 400-500 knots per square centimeter. The distinct color boundaries and the accurate representation of even small motifs are a testament to the craftsmanship passed down through generations.

The dyes used are all natural plant-based dyes, including saffron (golden), madder (red), indigo (blue), and walnut (brown). Over time, their colors deepen and develop an even more beautiful texture.

Recommended Uses and Applications

Living Room / Reception Room

Placing it in the center of a sofa set or under a coffee table creates an elegant atmosphere throughout the space. The warmth of the golden color gracefully enhances family gatherings and makes a distinguished impression on guests.

Dining Room

Placing it under a dining table adds cultural depth and warmth to the dining area. It creates an inviting dining environment where conversation with guests naturally flourishes.

Bedroom / Private Room

Positioning it by the bedside or in front of a dresser enriches your morning and evening routines. You can start and end your day with a beautiful piece of traditional craftsmanship.

Meditation / Yoga Space

The sacred motif of the Tree of Life provides an ideal environment for spiritual activities such as meditation and yoga. It creates a special space that deepens physical and mental harmony.

Interior Coordination Suggestions

Classical / Traditional Style

Combine with antique furniture or heavy mahogany furniture to create a dignified traditional space. It pairs excellently with brass candlesticks and ceramics, exuding timeless beauty.

Eclectic / Bohemian Style

Combine with antiques from various cultures, folk art, and art pieces to create a creative and unique space. The cultural background of this Persian rug becomes the core of an intellectual and sophisticated living environment.

Contemporary / Modern Style

Combine with simple, clean-lined modern furniture to create a beautiful contrast between tradition and modernity. The warmth of the golden color stands out even more against white or gray furniture.

Mid-Century Modern Style

Combine with walnut furniture and Eames chairs to recreate the sophisticated style of the 50s and 60s. It is also an ideal match for amber or orange-toned lighting.

Natural / Organic Style

Combine with solid wood furniture, houseplants, and natural material goods to create an eco-friendly and sustainable living environment. The naturally dyed rug enhances the overall environmental consciousness of the space.

Japandi (Japanese Modern x Scandinavian) Style

As an accent in a Scandinavian style that incorporates Japanese elements. The unexpected harmony with tatami mats, shoji screens, and solid wood furniture expands the possibilities of a new Japandi style.

This Persian rug is more than just a floor covering; it is a true work of art that brings history, culture, and vibrant beauty to your living space. You will surely enjoy rich moments in your daily life, feeling the passion and skill of the Persian artisans.

Notes and Care Instructions

Daily Care Instructions

Light vacuuming 2-3 times a week (along the pile with low to medium suction power).

The gray areas tend to show dirt easily, so regular cleaning is recommended.

Periodically flip the rug over to ensure good ventilation, preventing moisture and dust mite growth.

If brushing, do so gently along the direction of the pile.

Handle the white fringe parts with particular care to prevent tangling.

Emergency Stain and Spill Treatment

If liquid is spilled, immediately blot with a dry white towel to absorb it.

Stains are particularly noticeable in gray areas, so prompt action is crucial.

Gently wipe with a towel firmly wrung out in water diluted with neutral detergent.

Always remove detergent completely with clean water and dry thoroughly.

To prevent color transfer from red areas, do not leave it wet for an extended period.

Professional Cleaning

Regular professional cleaning is recommended (please consult us).

It is important for cleaning to be performed by a specialist who understands the characteristics of natural dyeing and multi-color combinations.

Avoid self-cleaning with water, as professional techniques are required to prevent color transfer and fading.

Characteristics of High-Density Weave

Due to the high-quality weave, slight fuzziness may occur in the initial stage.

Placing heavy furniture in the same spot for a long time may leave pressure marks.

Despite its compact size, it has a substantial weight.

Quality and Specifications

Due to the nature of hand-weaving, there may be subtle individual differences in motif placement and color boundaries.

Sizes may have an error of ±1-2 cm.

Being a natural material, there may be slight expansion and contraction depending on the season and humidity.

Due to the characteristics of natural dyeing, natural color changes will occur over time.

The detailed representation of animal motifs has a warm, individual character unique to hand-weaving.