A plan is a combination and basic of the original order of the altar under which the field is the altar of colorful flowers. In fact, it is something that surrounds the chain around the trance and the cursor that separates them from the rug. This term is common in the desert. In this area, sometimes to the branches, the legs and leaves, the lines that bind the flowers together are also called “salt”. The role of these flowering designs has been observed in Iranian and Anatolia in the 10th century of the lunar al-Khalah and the Indian hierarchies. There is a flower design in the role of the altar in various forms consisting of geometric lines, as well as a single or single set of flowers in the field of rugs that occasionally cover the whole field, such a plan is called a ragrant or flowered.