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Mirmehidi Studio Silk Persian Carpets - Chadori Design

This exceptional silk Persian carpet features the extremely rare Chadori pattern, handwoven by the Mirmehidi atelier. Crafted from the finest silk from Qom and meticulously crafted, this carpet measures 167 cm x 108 cm and is a refined beauty.

The field color is a deep, rich red, and the border color is also a similarly rich red, giving the entire fabric a calm, elegant look. It is woven at a high density of 1.1 million knots per square meter, resulting in an extremely precise finish. With a total of 1.98 million knots, it boasts extremely high quality down to the smallest detail.

This carpet, which took 19 months to complete, is a rare and beautiful piece that stands out with its precious design. The Chadori pattern, in particular, is a very popular design among Persian carpet collectors due to its geometric beauty and profound meaning.

Silk Persian rug, Boteh pattern

This exquisite piece is meticulously handwoven by the Mirmehidi atelier using the finest quality silk from Qum. The mocha field color is harmoniously combined with the soft cream border, creating a beautiful, calming color that adds warmth to any space.

The design features a Boteh pattern, similar to a paisley pattern, depicting a gorgeous and elegant world where birds seem to be frolicking in paradise. Even in its simplicity, the beauty of the details captivates the viewer.

At 165 cm x 107 cm, it's the perfect size for your living room or dining area. Its high-density weave of 1.1 million knots per square meter ensures exceptional durability and a soft, silky feel. The total knot count of 2 million demonstrates the meticulous care and craftsmanship that went into crafting this carpet.

This carpet took 19 months to complete and is a beautiful piece that can be used for many years and also makes a wonderful gift.

Famous work of the studio: Golriz / Small Flowers. Gorgeous yet sweet, intelligent and chic color tones.

The colors and patterns are also wonderful, and unlike the standard Qum silk designs, the colors are original and vivid, and compared to ordinary Qum silk carpets, the colors are several times more beautiful and are woven using the most beautiful colors. The design features a medallion in the center and an elegant design with a colorful floral pattern on the fields and corners, making it a truly artistic masterpiece that can only be found in the latest work of a famous workshop.

The workshop's famous work, Golriz/Small Flower, is a Persian carpet with luscious colors that combines elegance and intelligence.

It features precise straight lines woven by excellent traditional craftsmanship. The most attractive feature of this piece is the geometric medallion made of straight lines that decorates the center, and the fine plant motif pattern that spreads within it further accentuates its beauty.

The field color has a soft and subtle gradation, creating a calm and comfortable atmosphere. This gradation has the effect of brightening the whole room while giving a calming impression. On the other hand, the border color is a deep blue, which creates an excellent balance with the field color.

The predominant color palette is a combination of blue and brown, and the design is highlighted by delicate lines and geometric symmetry. Intricate floral motifs are scattered throughout, lending a touch of traditional Persian aesthetics. This pattern, known as "Golriz" (little flower), is one of the most popular designs unique to Persian carpets.

This carpet is hand-knotted and woven with high density (1.1 million knots per square meter) with excellent craftsmanship, resulting in a durable carpet with beautiful patterns.

This piece will not only blend in with any room, such as the living room or dining room, but will also bring an elegant atmosphere to the space. It features a refined and calm design and color that is popular with both young and old people.

Vivid blue color, unusual square shape, pattern is a mix of medallion pattern and tree of life

Artwork description:

The design of this piece is mainly a combination of medallion patterns and Drakhti. Drakhti means "tree pattern" and is a pattern featuring the "tree of life," a symbol of life. The design of this piece is a rare carpet measuring 1m square, with a circular medallion "window" inside, featuring cherry blossom and plum blossom-like trees and birds.

This piece was produced by the Mirmehidi Atelier, and it is worth noting that the pattern was originally designed for the Japanese market. Currently, Mirmehidi Atelier's main clients are Arab countries, but there was a time when Japan accounted for 70% of their suppliers. Square carpets were quite popular at the time, and designs that Japanese people liked were apparently incorporated into the carpet patterns. This piece uses a design created during that period. If you look closely, you will be able to see many designs that are familiar to Japanese people of the time and today.

As can be seen from other carpets, Mirmehidi Atelier is known for its carpet designs that feature colorful floral motifs scattered all over the carpet. This piece can be evaluated as a masterpiece that skillfully incorporates traditional oriental designs and beautifully combines them with the artist's own speciality.

As we have seen in this piece, Persian carpets not only combine traditional Iranian patterns, but it is not uncommon for them to incorporate foreign designs from the East and the West. Therefore, when appreciating carpets, if you look at them while thinking of the paintings and crafts you have seen so far, you may be able to enjoy discovering unexpected similarities and even feeling historical connections.

Product Description:

This exquisite piece is handwoven using 100% premium silk from Qum. It features an unusual square shape and a striking vibrant blue field color. The design is a beautiful mix of the Derakhti (Tree of Life) and medallion motifs. This expresses the strength and beauty of nature, adding a calming energy to any space.

This piece was painstakingly woven by the Mirmehidi Atelier over a 14-month production period, with a density of 1.1 million knots per square meter. The intricate weave perfectly matches the luster and texture of the silk, evoking a moment of luxury.

Measuring 107cm x 104cm, it's the perfect size for a living room, dining room, or bedroom, adding a touch of luxury and calm to any space. The beautiful blue hue is easy to match with any interior, and it tightens the space while also creating a calming impression.

This silk Persian carpet from the Mirmehidi workshop was woven in the hope of world peace. It beautifully combines the Tree of Life, medallions, and vase motifs, and is a special masterpiece that is currently on display at the United Nations Office in Geneva.

This special item is handwoven by the Mirmehidi workshop in Qom. It is made from 100% silk, resulting in a very smooth and lustrous finish. The field color is a deep navy blue, and the border color is also navy blue, giving it a sense of calm and nobility.

The design is a clever combination of the "Tree of Life," "medallion," and "vase pattern." These patterns have held extremely important meanings in Persian culture since ancient times, with the "Tree of Life" in particular symbolizing prosperity and eternal life. The vase pattern also symbolizes peace and prosperity, and is imbued with a wish for world peace. The harmonious design of these patterns can truly be described as a work of art.

This carpet took 14 months to complete and boasts extremely high quality. It has a weaving density of 1.1 million knots per square meter, with a total of 1.14 million knots, and is characterized by its fine weave and intricate design. Furthermore, this carpet is on display at the United Nations Office in Geneva, and its beauty and symbolism have been internationally recognized.

The soul-captivating "Tree of Life" design | A masterpiece from Mirmehidi Workshop

This masterpiece features the unique and popular "Tree of Life" design by the prestigious Mirmehidi Atelier of Persian carpets. Its mysterious pattern and overwhelming presence draw the viewer's attention, emanating a charm that seems to tell a story.

The deep, rich black-brown color of the fields and borders gives this piece an overwhelming sense of luxury. The design known as the "Tree of Life" spreads across the center of the carpet, its delicate branches and leaves meticulously expressing its symbolic vitality. The design, named "Mehrab," is reminiscent of a place of prayer, and is a work that exquisitely blends mysticism and artistry.

The finest quality and craftsmanship: Made with 100% silk, this carpet has a luxurious feel with a sheen and exceptionally smooth texture. The delicate weave, with a density of 1.1 million knots per square meter, vividly depicts the Tree of Life in every detail, and the careful handwork of approximately 1.19 million knots demonstrates the high quality of this carpet.

Versatile size and design
Measuring 132cm x 82cm, it can be used as a wall hanging, living room, study, or any other space, and its iconic design will instantly transform any space seeking a tranquil atmosphere into a luxurious space.

This special carpet is a work of art born from the craftsmanship and Persian culture. Its design, materials, and techniques all make it a masterpiece that embodies the essence of Persian carpets. The profound theme of the "Tree of Life" makes it an ideal gift or special decoration for your home.

Detailed description of the colours shown:

The design of this piece is primarily a combination of Mehrab and Drakhti patterns. Mehrab is a Persian word for a mosque's altar, a recessed structure carved into the front wall of a mosque's prayer hall. Drakhti, on the other hand, means "tree pattern" and features the "tree of life," a symbol of life. For people living in the arid regions of the Middle East, where desert occupies much of the land and greenery is scarce, the "tree of life" evokes the image of a watery oasis, where flowers grow and become a garden. The image of a paradise where birds and animals gather, blooming trees and flowers, and birds flying around, evokes a mystical place where animal life is born from nature—a paradise. A green environment and paradise are dreams shared by everyone. Therefore, it is thought that the Mirmehidi workshop, which created this piece, was trying to express on the carpet a "mysterious space filled with dreams and hope" by combining the two patterns. Carpet lovers know that the color of a high-quality silk carpet changes dramatically depending on the sunlight conditions and the angle of the light that hits it. Persian carpets often feature designs that make use of this characteristic of silk. Let's take this piece as an example. The photo below was taken with the carpet laid on the floor.

If you photograph the carpet at night in a darkened room with a lamp lit near it, you'll see that the mosque's canopy and columns stand out in a golden hue, and the flowers of the Tree of Life that surround the canopy and columns stand out even more vividly. It seems likely that the Mirmehidi workshop took advantage of the properties of silk to weave the carpet in a way that made the mosque and Tree of Life stand out. What meaning is embedded in this piece, which features such a design? The carpet's composition, with its floral medallion pattern in the corner (called the Hasiyeh Bozorg) and the mosque and Tree of Life placed inside the square guard (called the Hasiyeh Kucek), suggests the following possible interpretations:

"In a flower-filled garden, a square entrance to the Garden of Eden opens. Looking through the entrance, one can see the mosque, and beyond that, heaven itself with the Tree of Life (Tree of Eden) growing there. When sunlight shines into the room, the entrance to the Garden of Eden and the mosque change color and shine with a golden hue."

Persian carpets can be enjoyed not only for their techniques and designs, but also by contemplating the meanings embedded in the work, just like paintings. (I believe this is also an enjoyment that can be found in Japanese tea utensils and lacquerware such as makie.)

According to the Mirmehidi workshop, this pattern is very popular among Arab oil tycoons (called sheikhs), and I believe this is because this carpet is a work that combines both skill and story. Also, as an auspicious symbol, the large tree represents "growth" and "longevity." It also represents a wish for greater wealth.

"Jozan" by Mirmehidi Studio is a beautiful and elegant plant-dyed pink. A supreme item woven with the shine of silk and medallion patterns.

The field color is a beautiful pink dyed with natural dyes. The gentle and warm pink dyed with natural dyes gives a soft impression to the room, creating an elegant and calm space. The border color is a mixed copper color, which blends beautifully with the pink and creates a calm and luxurious atmosphere.

The design is based on the medallion pattern, which is synonymous with Persian carpets, and incorporates the Rachak Trangi pattern. This design is intricately woven down to the smallest detail, expressing the weightiness and beauty that is unique to Persian carpets.

Made of 100% silk, the carpet is extremely smooth to the touch and shines beautifully depending on how the light hits it. It has a density of 1.1 million knots per square meter, with a total of 1.94 million knots, and is woven with such high density and precision that it is both durable and beautiful.

With dimensions of 158 cm x 105 cm, it is perfect for larger spaces such as living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, etc. The luxurious silk material and exquisite hand-woven technique will add a touch of elegance and glamour to any space.

The masterpiece of the Mirmehidi workshop, "Golriz," is a precious silk Persian carpet with a total of 7.05 million knots and an area of ​​over 6 square meters.

This handwoven piece is crafted from the finest silk from Qum by the Mirmehidi atelier. It features a beautiful "Golriz (small flower)" design, with a deep mocha field color and a soft light green border color. The design also incorporates the "Medallion" (Racak Trangi) pattern, creating a refined and harmonious impression.

This carpet boasts an extremely high density of 7.05 million knots and is characterized by its intricate weave. It took 72 months (6 years) to create, and the finished product is truly a masterpiece. It measures 297cm x 198cm, covering an area of ​​approximately 6 square meters, making it ideal for creating luxurious spaces.

Mirmehidi Atelier's masterpiece, "Tree of Life," breathes life into the space with its delicate colors and intricate weaving.

This silk Persian carpet beautifully depicts the "Tree of Life," a traditional Persian carpet motif. Appearing in tribal rituals and myths around the world, the "Tree of Life" symbolizes longevity and prosperity. It is also known as "Drakhti" in Persian and "Tree of Life" in English. For people living in arid regions, this motif symbolizes an oasis, a source of life, where flowers and animals gather, creating a mystical, paradise-like place.

The field color is a mix of blue and sky blue, and this vividly woven carpet uses several times more colors than other Qom silk carpets. The result is a highly artistic and captivatingly beautiful color palette. The realistically depicted "Tree of Life" features 10 types of flowers, including roses, dahlias, and jasmine, blooming in abundance, and a wide variety of birds flocking about. Utilizing the texture of the silk, the flowers and birds are depicted as if they stand out in three dimensions.

The sub-border features a repeated design of two birds facing each other with a flower in between, creating a balanced overall look. Furthermore, the main border features a series of delicately designed roses, which harmonize with the overall field color of blue, highlighting the vibrant beauty of nature.

This carpet is not just a decorative piece, but a work that evokes the power of life and nature. Its beautiful colors and intricate design give the space a mystical energy, creating a special presence in any space. This masterpiece, which took 22 months to weave, is truly a magnificent workmanship that can only be expected from the latest creation of a renowned workshop.