Tafresh Rug History

In addition to the big cities of Iran such as Tabriz, Isfahan, Kashan, Kerman, and … which produce magnificent carpets, many small towns such as Tafresh, Varamin, Sirjan, which weave high quality carpets. The following is an introduction to the Tafresh rug. Carpet weaving was common in Arak and its adjacent cities about 150 years ago. In those years, with the European Industrial Revolution, imports from European countries to Iran flourished. The Europeans decided to export Iranian handmade rugs from Iran to Europe for these imports. Tafresh produces rugs that are known for their softness and heat. Tafresh rugs are also very similar to Hamadan rugs because of their proximity to Hamadan.

Tafreshi Rug Features

• They have thick, dense pile that is woven with excellent wool.
• The density of these rugs is between 30 and 40 knots by 7 cm.
• In the past, the Persian Asymmetric knot was used for the texture of the carpets, but today the Persian symmetrical knot is also used.
• Tafresh rugs are woven in small sizes.
• Double-weft techniques are used to weave these rugs.
• The selvage is added to the carpet after finishing the texture.
• Tafresh rugs are woven in geometric and floral designs with some animal motifs.
• Often the background of these rugs is red or ivory.

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Tafresh Rug for Sale

These carpets are a smart choice to complete the room decoration and make it more beautiful. Tafresh rugs with their sophisticated patterns and special medallion reflect the rich Iranian culture. These rugs with soft wool make a pleasant feeling while walking on the ground. Buying a Tafresh rug is a confirmation of the art and culture of Iranian civilization.

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