Creator: 

Rashtizadeh Rug

Style | Place of Creation | Place of Weave: 

Qom | Qom | Qom

Year Of Creation: 

‎1393

Duration of Creation: 

Designer: 

Rashtizadeh Rug - Mohammad-Reza Tajerrashti

Design Type: 

Repetitive

Design Name: 

Shah Abbasi-Heriz

Ground Color: 

Golden Yellow

Border Color: 

Golden Yellow

Number of Colors: 

13

Weaver: 

Rashtizadeh Rug - Morteza Omranpanah Alanagh

Weave Method: 

Offset Warp

Knot Type: 

Symmetrical (Azari)

Density (Raj): 

  Raj ( Knots in each 6.5 Cm)

Density in 10 sq cm: 

Number of Knots in Width %5±: 

Number of Knots in Length %5±: 

Total Number of Knots: 

7,089,600

Duration of Weave: 

Material: 

Silk

Pile Material: 

Silk

Warp Material: 

Silk

Weft Material: 

Under: Silk & Above: Cotton

Shape: 

3.5 * 2.5

Width: 

279 Cm - ft

Length: 

343 Cm - ft

Area: 

9.57 Square Meters - sq ft

Depth: 

0.5 Cm

Total Weight kg: 

24 Kg

A plan in which a role across the rug is repeated regularly in both length and width is known as an incompatibility scheme. In this case, the flowers of the Shah have been replicated in geometrically and with broken lines throughout the text. The Abbas Shah, whose main name is the blue lilie flower, is one of the most beautiful and original flowers in Iranian rug art, dating back before Islam and peaking during the Shah Abbas Safavid period. The flower of the king is the symbol of the rose and the cup of life. All of the fibers used in this rug are natural and colored in natural fashion.