INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
had the opportunity to explore various sections of the museum, where they learned about carpet-weaving workshops and more.Covering an area
of 3,400 square meters, the museum boasts a treasure trove of some 2,000 Persian carpets that date from the Safavid era onwards
It also puts on display a rich patchwork of rare and centuries-old rugs, kilims, and tableau rugs
Situated northwest of Laleh Park in the heart of Tehran, the Carpet Museum of Iran was inscribed on the National Heritage List in November
2017.Persian carpets are sought after internationally, with the medallion pattern being arguably the most characteristic feature of them all
