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Mirmehidi Atelier Silk Persian Carpets - Lachak & Toranj Design

This 100% silk Persian carpet is a masterpiece by the Mirmehidi atelier. With dimensions of 160 cm x 108 cm, it will brighten up any living or dining room and give the space a sophisticated feel. The field color Rosybrown and border color Mistyrose are a beautiful combination of warmth and elegance.

The design is Lachak & Toranj, a traditional medallion design with graceful curves, combining delicacy and luxury. It took 20 months to produce, and was woven with meticulous attention to detail. The high density of the weave, with a density of 1.2 million knots per square meter and a total of 2.07 million knots, ensures the durability and beauty of this carpet.

This carpet, which combines the natural luster of the world's finest silk with the craftsmanship of the Mirmehidi atelier, is a work of art that will last a lifetime. It will create a special space with a design that preserves tradition while also fitting in with modern interiors.

This piece is made of 100% silk and is characterized by its thinness and softness. Its supple and delicate texture boasts an overwhelming level of perfection.

The incredibly fine weave, velvety smooth fabric, and lustrous sheen of silk that feels like it's clinging to the skin give off a luxurious and dazzling beauty.

This is a masterpiece that truly deserves to be called "The Persian Carpet." It goes beyond being a work of art and boasts value as a work of art.

The color of silk carpets changes subtly depending on the angle. Sometimes it looks light and sometimes it looks dark, and you can enjoy its exquisite texture.

This hand-woven Persian carpet is carefully woven by skilled artisans. Its delicate and warm patterns will bring a smile to your face in your busy daily life.

This is a very beautiful carpet that can be used not only as a doormat but also as a tapestry.

The colors used are also distinctive, with a wide variety of designs ranging from vibrant colors to pastel colors that give off a unique sense of color.

Silk's gentle texture and elegant beauty have made it synonymous with luxury fabric and it has been loved all over the world from ancient times to the present day. Silk is not only beautiful in appearance, but is also a wonderful material with many functional properties.

Silk is said to be the "fiber closest to human skin," and because it is soft and easy to fit to the body, it is light and thin, yet warm, and has excellent heat retention. It also has excellent moisture release properties, and is cool in summer and warm in winter, making it very attractive for use all year round, regardless of the season.

In addition, silk has many other functions, including antibacterial and UV absorbing properties.

The silk used is only the finest quality, carefully selected, and its luster, texture, and softness are truly exquisite.

This piece is made of 100% silk and is characterized by its thinness and softness. Its supple and delicate texture boasts an overwhelming level of perfection.

The incredibly fine weave, velvety smooth fabric, and lustrous sheen of silk that feels like it's clinging to the skin give off a luxurious and dazzling beauty.

This is a masterpiece that truly deserves to be called "The Persian Carpet." It goes beyond being a work of art and boasts value as a work of art.

The color of silk carpets changes subtly depending on the angle. Sometimes it looks light and sometimes it looks dark, and you can enjoy its exquisite texture.

This hand-woven Persian carpet is carefully woven by skilled artisans. Its delicate and warm patterns will bring a smile to your face in your busy daily life.

This is a very beautiful carpet that can be used not only as a doormat but also as a tapestry.

The colors used are also distinctive, with a wide variety of designs ranging from vibrant colors to pastel colors that give off a unique sense of color.

Silk's gentle texture and elegant beauty have made it synonymous with luxury fabric and it has been loved all over the world from ancient times to the present day. Silk is not only beautiful in appearance, but is also a wonderful material with many functionalities.

Silk is said to be the "fiber closest to human skin," and because it is soft and easy to fit to the body, it is light and thin, yet warm, and has excellent heat retention. It also has excellent moisture release properties, and is cool in summer and warm in winter, making it very attractive for use all year round, regardless of the season.

In addition, silk has many other functions, including antibacterial and UV absorbing properties.

The silk used is only the finest quality, carefully selected, and its luster, texture, and softness are truly exquisite.

The Mirmehidi atelier is proud of this beautiful silk Persian carpet in a deep cream color. It is a supreme item that took 36 months to weave.

Hand-woven by the Mirmehidi atelier in Qum, the material is 100% silk. A deep cream colour is used as the beautiful field colour, and the border colour is also cream, creating a warm harmony. The elegant and soft colour is a perfect match for a tranquil space.

The design is based on the theme of "8 Behesht" and features a beautiful "Gonbadi" motif. This design gives a sense of spaciousness and creates the impression of a beautiful garden. The weaving density is 1.1 million knots per square meter, with a total of 3.62 million knots, resulting in a very high density finish. The intricacy of the weaving demonstrates the technical skill that can only be achieved through hand weaving.

This carpet, which took 36 months to complete, was carefully woven over a long period of time, resulting in a very precise and high-quality finish.

At the top of the carpet is written a famous poem that the workshop likes.

When I look at the carpet and think about the meaning of the poem, I feel refreshed and refreshed.

Persian poetry:

ابر آمد و مه بر سر سبزه گریست
بی بادهٔ گلرنگ نمی‌باید زیست

این سبزه که امروز تماشاگه ماست
تا سبزهٔ خاک ما تماشاگه کیست

  Japanese translation

"The clouds filled the sky (the effect of the wind) and began to weep over the vast greenery."

بی بادهٔ گلرنگ نمی‌باید زیست 

Japanese Translation

"Without the wind, a blooming rose cannot survive"

 

 

Japanese Translation

"Now these blossoming flowers are our viewing pleasure. Now, as long as our ground is green, who knows what else to look at."

The message of the poem is not to worry about what's going on in the world, but to cherish the fun times you have now.

Lyricist: Khayyam

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A beautiful silk Persian carpet with a very rare geometric pattern, Chadori. Woven in light green and light blue tones, this is a famous piece from the Mirmehidi atelier.

This is a precious item hand-woven by the Mirmehidi atelier in Qum. The field color is light green and the border color is a soft light blue, giving it a calm impression. These colors blend delicately together to give the space a sense of calm and splendor at the same time.

The design features a very rare geometric pattern called "Chadori". Chadori is a traditional Persian carpet design that boasts a particularly high level of artistry and is characterized by very delicate and intricate patterns. This design combines circular shapes with linear elements, creating an exquisite balance that gives the impression of movement and serenity.

The carpet has a density of 1.1 million knots per square meter, with a total of 3.71 million knots, and is characterized by its intricate weaving and intricate design. It took 40 months to make, and the carpet was painstakingly woven over that period, ensuring its high quality.

Mirmehidi Studio Silk Persian Carpets - Chadoli Design

This special silk Persian carpet features the extremely rare **Chadori** pattern, hand-woven by the Mirmehidi atelier. Made from the finest silk from Qom, this exquisite carpet measures 167 cm x 108 cm and is exquisitely crafted.

The field color is a deep, deep red, and the border color is also unified in a similar deep red, giving the whole piece a calm and elegant look. It is woven at a high density of 1.1 million knots per square meter, resulting in a very fine finish. With a total of 1.98 million knots, it boasts extremely high quality down to the smallest details.

This carpet, which took 19 months to complete, is a rare and beautiful design that stands out. In particular, the Chadori pattern is a very popular design among Persian carpet collectors due to its geometric beauty and deep meaning.

Silk Persian rug, Boteh pattern

This is a masterpiece made from the highest quality silk from Qum and carefully handwoven by the Mirmehidi atelier. The mocha field colour is harmoniously matched with the soft cream border, and the calming and beautiful colours add warmth to the space.

The design features a Boteh pattern, similar to a paisley pattern, and depicts a gorgeous and elegant world in which small birds seem to frolic in paradise. Even in its simplicity, the beauty of the details captivates the viewer.

With dimensions of 165 cm x 107 cm, this carpet is the perfect size for your living room or dining area. It is densely woven with 1.1 million knots per square meter, making it extremely durable and soft to the touch. The total knot count of 2 million knots speaks volumes of the care and skill with which this carpet is crafted.

This carpet took 19 months to complete and is a beautiful piece that will last for many years and also makes a great gift.

A masterpiece that depicts the most beautiful medallion pattern. A timeless world of small birds. A powerful piece that draws the viewer in.

This piece is characterized by its beautiful blue-based field color and delicate design. The intricately woven flowers and birds beautifully express the richness of nature and the beauty of life. The medallion pattern in the center is elegant yet striking, and the overall design is harmonious.

The entire field is an exquisite combination of sky blue and blue, with small flowers carefully drawn in detail. Small birds are scattered throughout the design, creating a lively atmosphere as if it were a cut-out from a natural landscape. Shades of blue are skillfully used in the borders, further enhancing the overall gorgeousness.

The incredible density achieved by the hand-woven technique highlights the intricate patterns and the high level of craftsmanship can be felt at a glance. These pieces are attractive as designs that blend in with modern interiors while remaining faithful to tradition.

This piece can be used in the living room, reception room, or as a wall hanging, and gives the space a sense of elegance and luxury. The blue tones in particular make the space feel spacious, and the design blends naturally with any interior. It is a masterpiece that combines artistry and practicality, and is a special piece whose value will stand the test of time.

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

The colors and patterns are also wonderful, and unlike the standard designs of Qum silk, the colors are original and vivid, and compared to ordinary Qum silk carpets, the most beautiful colors are used, with several times more colors than usual. The design features a medallion in the center and an elegant design with a colorful floral pattern on the field and conner, making it an artistic masterpiece that can only be expected from 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, and a mix of medallion and tree of life patterns.

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", which is a symbol of life. The design of this piece is a rare carpet measuring 1m square, with a circular medallion pattern "window" in which cherry blossom and plum blossom-like trees and birds are placed.

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. At that time, square carpets were quite popular, and it seems that designs that Japanese people liked were also incorporated into the patterns on the carpets. 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 in this carpet.

As you can see from their other carpets, Mirmehidi Atelier is good at designing carpets with 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 their own specialty designs.

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

Description:

This is a masterpiece hand-woven from 100% premium silk from Qum. It features an unusual square shape and a vibrant blue field color that catches the eye. The design features a beautiful pattern that is a perfect mix of the Tree of Life (Derakhti) and medallion motifs. This represents the strength and beauty of nature and gives a calm energy to the 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 weaving exquisitely matches the luster and feel of silk, giving you a luxurious feeling.

The size is 107cm x 104cm, the perfect size for a living room, dining room, or bedroom, and gives the space a sense of luxury and calm. The color tone is easy to match with any interior, and the beautiful blue color tightens the space and gives a calm impression.

Silence and Harmony of Life | Mirmehidi Studio's Square Silk Carpets

This square silk carpet by Mirmehidi Atelier features a unique design that combines the Tree of Life with medallion motifs. The dark brown background highlights the vibrant colors of the flowers and birds. The delicate surrounding border and the circular medallion in the center give balance and harmony to the design, further enhancing its visual appeal.

Design details

The central circular medallion features a detailed pattern based on the Tree of Life motif. The intertwining of flowers and birds symbolizes the abundance and vitality of nature, and the surrounding border features colorful flowers, adding a touch of vibrancy to the whole piece. The pale blue accents on the inside of the border bring harmony to the whole piece.

The beauty of color

The colour palette features vibrant reds, pinks, blues and ivory against a deep black-brown background, creating an overall elegant yet visually striking finish.

Materials and craftsmanship

The 100% silk material has excellent luster and softness, giving the entire carpet a luxurious feel. The high-level technique of 1.1 million knots square meters of density beautifully expresses the delicate details of the Tree of Life and flowers. This piece is a masterpiece that combines both beauty and durability.

Uses and recommended points

Its square size (100cm x 100cm) makes it perfect as an accent piece in your living room or entrance, or as wall art. Its vibrant yet subdued colors blend in with any space and create a special atmosphere.

Detailed description of the colours and patterns depicted

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", which is a symbol of life. The carpet is an unusual size of 1m square, and has a "window" with a circular medallion pattern, with cherry blossoms and plum blossoms and birds placed inside the window.

It was produced by the Mirmehidi Atelier, and what is particularly noteworthy is that this pattern was originally designed for the Japanese market. Currently, Mirmehidi Atelier mainly does business with Arab countries, but there was a time when Japan accounted for 70% of their suppliers. At the time, square carpets were quite popular, and it seems that designs that Japanese people liked were also incorporated into the patterns on the carpets. 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 in this carpet.

As you can see from their other carpets, Mirmehidi Atelier is good at designing carpets with 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 their own specialty designs.

Persian carpets do not only combine traditional Iranian patterns, but it is not uncommon for them to incorporate foreign designs from the East and West. Therefore, when appreciating a carpet, if you look at it while thinking of the paintings and crafts you have seen so far, you may find unexpected commonalities and even feel historical connections, which can be a fun way to enjoy it.

Silk Persian carpets by the Mirmehidi atelier were woven with the hope of world peace. The Tree of Life, medallion and vase motifs are beautifully combined, making this a special piece that is also on display at the United Nations Geneva Office.

This is a special item hand-woven by the Mirmehidi atelier in Qum. The material is 100% silk, giving it a very smooth and glossy finish. The field color is deep navy blue, and the border color is also unified in navy blue, giving it a sense of calm and nobility.

The design is a clever combination of the "Tree of Life," "Medallion," and "Vase motif." These motifs have held great significance in Persian culture since ancient times, with the "Tree of Life" in particular symbolizing prosperity and eternal life. The vase motif also symbolizes peace and prosperity, and is imbued with a wish for world peace. The design, with its harmonious combination of these motifs, can truly be called a work of art.

This carpet took 14 months to complete and boasts extremely high quality. It has a 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. Moreover, this carpet is exhibited at the United Nations Office in Geneva, and is internationally recognized for its beauty and symbolism.

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

This piece is a masterpiece featuring the unique and most popular design, "Tree of Life," by the prestigious Mirmehidi carpet maker. Its mysterious pattern and overwhelming presence draw the viewer's attention, emanating a charm that seems to tell a story.

The deep color of the black-brown fields and borders gives this piece an overwhelming sense of luxury. The design known as the "Tree of Life" spreads out in the center of the carpet, and its delicate branches and symbolic vitality are carefully expressed. The design name "Mehrab" is a composition reminiscent of a place of prayer, and is a work that exquisitely combines mysticism and artistry.

Top quality and technology: Made from 100% silk, this carpet has a very smooth luster and texture, providing a luxurious feeling. The delicate weaving, with a density of 1.1 million knots per square meter, vividly expresses the details of the Tree of Life, and the careful hand-finishing of approximately 1.19 million knots speaks to the high quality of the carpet.

Versatile size and design
The size of 132cm x 82cm makes it suitable for use as a wall hanging, living room, study, or any other space as interior art. Its iconic design will instantly transform any space that requires a calming atmosphere into a luxurious place.

This special carpet is a work of art born from craftsmanship and Persian culture. It is a masterpiece that embodies the essence of Persian carpets in terms of design, materials, and technique. The profound theme of the "Tree of Life" makes it a perfect gift or special decoration for your home.

Detailed description of the colours depicted:

The design of this piece is mainly a combination of Mehrab and Drakhti patterns. Mehrab is a Persian word that means a niche in a mosque, and a niche is a recessed facility in the front wall of the interior of the mosque's prayer hall. Meanwhile, Drakhti means "tree pattern" and is a pattern featuring the "tree of life," which is a symbol of life. For people living in the dry areas of the Middle East, where much of the land is desert and there is little greenery, the "tree of life" evokes the image of a place with water, an oasis, and at the same time, there are flowers and a garden. A paradise where birds and animals gather, trees and flowers in full bloom, and small birds flying around, this is a mysterious place where animal life is born from nature, a paradise. A green environment and paradise are dreams that everyone has. 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 take a photo at night in a darkened room with a light on near the carpet, you can see that the canopy and columns of the mosque in the carpet stand out in a golden hue, and the flowers of the Tree of Life surrounded by the canopy and columns stand out vividly. It is believed that the Mirmehidi workshop took advantage of the characteristics of silk to weave the carpet in such a way that the mosque and the Tree of Life stand out. What is the meaning behind this design? From the composition of the carpet, where a medallion pattern with flowers is placed in the corner (this part is called the Haasiyeh Bozorg) and the mosque and the Tree of Life are placed inside the square guard (this part is called the Haasiyeh Kucek), the following interpretations can be made, for example.

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

Persian carpets can be enjoyed not only for their techniques and designs, but also by contemplating the meaning behind them, just like paintings. (I believe this is also the same way of enjoying Japanese tea utensils and lacquerware such as maki-e.)

According to the Mirmehidi workshop, this pattern is very popular among Arabian oil barons (people called sheikhs), and I think this is because this carpet is a work that combines technique and story. Also, as something auspicious, a large growing tree means "growth" and "longevity". It also has the meaning of wishing for great fortune.

"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.

A cultural heritage-level work of art: A silk miracle woven with the story of "Rostam and Sohrab"

This piece features a miniature pattern based on the tragic story of Rustam, the greatest hero of antiquity, and his son Sohrab. This story, depicted in the epic poem "Shahnameh," is a symbolic story of Persian culture, and the design, which accurately depicts the story, is a masterpiece of cultural heritage.

The appeal of the design This piece has a dark blue field color as its base, with intricate and colorful characters and scenery woven into it. The design, which depicts the climax of the story, draws the viewer into the world of the story. A fierce duel between Rustam and Sohrab is depicted in the center, surrounded by decorative patterns unique to Persian culture. The miniature pattern, with its attention to detail, gives the piece a sense of realism, as if you were looking at a painting.

This piece is woven from 100% silk, the ultimate in quality and craftsmanship, and is made from the finest material, combining luster and softness. The delicate weave, with a density of 1.2 million knots per square meter, symbolizes the world's finest quality. In addition, the robust finish with 1.94 million knots boasts durability that can withstand many years. This carpet, which combines traditional techniques and skilled craftsmanship, will surely be appreciated at a glance.

The dark blue base color gives the space a sense of calm and luxury, and the decorative pattern makes the interior even more gorgeous. This carpet looks great not only on the floor, but also as a wall hanging. This piece, which conveys the depth and story of Persian culture, will enhance the elegance of the entire space when displayed in a living room, study, or gallery.

This special carpet with such a story is extremely rare and has high artistic value, making it an ideal addition to a treasured collection. Filled with the depth of the story, the beauty of the design, and the overwhelming craftsmanship, this piece is truly one of a kind.

Details of what is depicted

This painting is a miniature depiction of the tragedy of Rustam and his son Sohrab, a part of the story of Rustam, the greatest hero in the Iranian national epic poem "Shahnameh". Shahnameh is an epic poem that compiles the myths, legends, and history of ancient Iran, and is an extremely well-known national epic in Iran. The hero Rustam is one of the most famous characters in the Shahnameh, and the tragedy of Rustam and his son Sohrab in particular is still told as a moving story that deeply touches the hearts of the Iranian people even today.

As this carpet is based on a famous Iranian heroic legend, it is an artistic masterpiece that was created with the utmost sincerity by the Mirmehidi atelier. Not only is the composition of the pattern magnificent when viewed as a painting, but it is also technically impressive in that it is woven with several times more colors than a typical Qom silk carpet. Since it is a very famous story, I will explain the story behind the pattern.

Persian carpets can be enjoyed not only for their techniques and designs, but also by contemplating the meaning behind them, just like paintings. This carpet, which depicts the tragedy of Rustam and Sohrab, is an easy-to-understand example of a work that can be enjoyed in the same way as a painting.

So let's try to interpret this piece as a painting. Take a look at the photo below.

As shown in the photo, the painting is structured to include each scene in the story of Rostam and Sohrab on the same screen. This technique of simultaneously depicting events from different times is called "multi-temporal simultaneous depiction," and is commonly seen in historical paintings in the West (Europe) and East (China and Japan). As shown in the photo, the painting is divided into scenes 1 to 5, with the story beginning with scene 1 and concluding with scene 5, just like a picture book.

Now, let's explain each scene from 1 to 5, while also explaining the plot of "The Tragedy of Rostam and Sohrab."

First, take a look at scene 1 in the front view.

Scene 1 depicts the young hero Rostam and the beautiful princess Tahmineh, who would later become the mother of Sohrab, witnessing a lamassu, a winged bull-headed spirit. The lamassu is an ancient Persian spirit found in the palace decorations of the Achaemenid Empire, and is said to be in charge of evil, good fortune, and fertility. The appearance of this spirit suggests that the couple will have a child who will one day become an exceptional warrior.

Next, look at scene 2 in the front view.

Scene 2 depicts the grown-up son Sohrab's famous duel with the female warrior Goldafried. Goldafried is a heroine who is portrayed with great emphasis in the original work, and she is defeated after a fierce battle with Sohrab on her first battle. This scene depicts the dramatic moment when the brave warrior Sohrab takes Goldafried's helmet just before defeating her, and realizes that he has been fighting a woman. The moment he takes the helmet away, he is captivated by her beauty, and is amazed at the strength and beauty of Persian women, and mutters to himself, "If Persian women are this strong, men must be even stronger." She falls in love with Goldafried, but Goldafried, knowing that Persians cannot fall in love with foreign men, deceives Sohrab and manages to escape.

This scene also depicts his father, Rostam, and mother, Tahmineh, watching from outside the battlefield as they watch their son's heroic figure.

Next, look at scene 3 in the front view.

Scene 3 is one of the most famous scenes in the story of the hero Rostam, depicting his one-on-one battle with his son Sohrab. In the story, after a series of unfortunate events, the hero Rostam and the brave warrior Sohrab, father and son, engage in a fierce battle for three days on the battlefield without knowing who the other is. Although Rostam had defeated many monsters and heroic warriors up until that point, he was defeated by Sohrab many times in this battle, and was finally pinned down and nearly decapitated. Rostam escapes this crisis using a cunning plan, which is rare for his fighting style. Then, on the last day of the battle, Rostam prays to God and releases the power he had sealed away within himself. Using this power, Rostam finally defeats the brave warrior Sohrab.

However, just after killing the strongest enemy of his life, Rostam finds out that the enemy was his own son. This scene depicts the look of despair on Rostam's face after learning the truth just after killing his son, and at the same time, it depicts Tahmineh watching in shock at the tragedy of the two of them.

Next, look at scene 4 in the front view.

Scene 4 depicts the separation between Rostam and Tahmineh after the death of their son Sohrab. In the original work, there is no description of how Tahmineh felt about Rostam after her son's death. However, when Tahmineh found out that her son had been killed by his own father, she naturally could no longer love her husband Rostam. Therefore, by adding an interpretation that was not in the original work, this scene depicts the separation between the two who once loved each other and had a son.

Finally, take a look at scene 5 in the front view.

Scene 5 depicts Tahmineh, who has lost her son, reminiscing about his tragic life. Towards the end of the story, Tahmineh, who has lost her son, is deeply grieved. She cuts herself, pulls out her hair, beats her beautiful face and cries out the name of her son. The story then tells us that she died a year after her son's death, and ends with a long-winded exhortation about fate. This scene depicts Tahmineh, with her hair disheveled with grief, literally looking back at the events from before her son's birth to his death. With this composition, the carpet concludes the tragedy of Rostam and Sohrab as the tragic story of Tahmineh.

Above, I have explained the story depicted in this carpet. Looking at all the scenes, you will notice that the tragic story of Rostam and Sohrab is also told as the story of Rostam and Tahmineh. To tell the truth, Tahmineh appears much less prominently in the original than she does in this work. However, this work emphasizes the tragic nature of the story by depicting her as a major character alongside Rostam, and reconstructs the original, written in the Middle Ages, as a great tragedy that is literally relevant to the modern day.

This work, which is filled with the same narrative quality as a painting, also possesses noteworthy features in terms of the carpet's technical aspects.

What did you think of the story?

[Comment from Golestan]

Hand-knotted Persian carpets are works of art that are so intricately crafted that when viewed from a distance they can be mistaken for paintings made with brushes. They are truly magnificent works of art that draw the viewer in and leave them breathless.

I don't think there are many silk Persian carpets of this quality.

In Iran, many proverbs and books have been published based on this story. The more you know about this carpet, the deeper your love for it. It has a magical power. Also, the color of a silk carpet can look lighter or darker depending on the angle, so you can enjoy the unique texture of silk. The variety of designs, the precision of the patterns, and the strength of the knots make this a work of art that is so intricate that it is hard to believe it was hand-woven...

It can also be framed in a high-quality picture frame, so you can hang it on the wall and use it immediately.

Simply decorating the walls with the finest Persian carpets will create a luxurious, elegant and atmospheric space.

It would also look great in an antique or classic style room.

The actual product is several times better than in the photos, and I'm sure you'll love it.

The masterpiece of the Mirmehidi workshop, "Golriz", a precious silk Persian carpet with a total of 7,050,000 knots and an area of ​​over 6 square meters.

This is a hand-woven piece by Mirmehidi atelier using the finest silk from Qum. It features a beautiful "Golriz (small flower)" design with a deep mocha field colour and a soft light green border colour. The design also incorporates the "Medallion/Racak Trangi" pattern, giving it an elegant and harmonious look.

This carpet boasts an extremely high density of 7.05 million knots in total, and is characterized by its fine and intricate weaving. It took 72 months (6 years) to create, and the level of completion is truly a masterpiece. Its size is 297cm x 198cm, and it has an area of ​​approximately 6 square meters, making it perfect for creating a luxurious space.

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

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

The field color is a mix of blue and sky blue, and this carpet is woven in vivid colors, using several times more colors than other Qom silk carpets. The result is a highly artistic and eye-catching beautiful color scheme. The realistically depicted "Tree of Life" features 10 types of flowers, including roses, dahlias, and jasmine, and a wide variety of birds flocking together. Taking advantage of the texture of the silk, the flowers and birds are expressed 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 look. The main border also features a string of delicately designed roses, which harmonize with the overall field color of blue. This brings out the beauty of nature, overflowing with vitality.

This carpet is not just a decorative piece, but a piece that evokes the power of life and nature. The beautiful colors and intricate design give the space a mysterious energy, giving it a special presence in any place. This masterpiece, which took 22 months to weave, is a wonderful workmanship that can only be achieved by the latest work from a famous workshop.