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Known as house of the carpets, Iran Eastern originals (Persian) of the oldest empire and once the majority powerful in the Middle East, found with the turning of Eastern and Western civilizations. Under the dynasty of Safavid (1502-1736), Iran reached its artistic size. Court weaving, as well as arts of penmanship, miniature painting, and work of tile, opened out with the exceptional sizes. This brilliant era was strongly pilot development - qualified factories of carpet in the towns of Kerman, Isphahan, Kashan, Tabriz, and heart. Iran is the genesis of the majority of the reasons, models and traditional colorings products in covers in the whole world today. During centuries, the carpets of Persia have snuffed heritages become passed above of a generation to the next one.

Exports of carpet of Persia started in XVI century. Starting in the 1850s, the American companies, English and German established new factories in crushed, Tabriz, Kerman, and Sultanabad (now Arak), ensuring of this fact the form of art 'the continuous development by S. Under Reza Shah Pahlavi, of the royal factories were established to use materials and the methods finest of manufacture.

The carpets of Persia and the covers were always and are always an intrinsic part of Iranian culture and its people 'daily lives of S. Indeed, the carpets and the covers are in much case the most evaluated possessions, and they are an integral part of an Iranian house. Thus, it is not astonishing only the current production bubble in all equalizes it of Iran those reached before the Islamic revolution of 1979. In fact, covers are now even produced in the sectors where weaving was not practiced up to now. Moreover, the carpets of Persia continue to assert quality standards very and to order a very sharp interest for the domestic markets and international. While the workshops of big city were a big factor in the past, much of today of 'production of S is worked along the lines of family industry in moreover small villages and cities.

Carpets of Persia are traditionally known for their enormous variety in design, color, size, and armor. Moreover, they are known for the uniqueness of each produced cover. Covers are generally called after the village, the city or the zone where they are woven or gathered, or by the tribe of weaving in the case of wandering pieces. Each cover 'particular model, pallet, and armor of S are only dependent with the indigenous culture, and the techniques of weaving are specific to an identifiable geographical sector or a wandering tribe.