Afshan carpet with inscription, Iran Carpet Museum

Afshan carpet with inscription (octagonal carpet), Tabriz,

271 x 345 cm, 11th century, symmetrical knot type, Iran Carpet Museum

Afshan Carpet, Iran Carpet Museum

Tabriz old carpet, 136.173 cm, 13th century AH, Iran Carpet Museum

Mehrabi Carpet (Prayer carpet) National Museum of Iran

A sample of prayer rugs from the early centuries, 11th century AH, woven in Tabriz, National Museum of Iran

Mehrabi carpet (Prayer carpet), private collection of Bekri brothers

Prayer carpet, enriched with Golabton, 160 x 110 cm, North West of Iran, late 10th century AH

Animal carpet, Iran Carpet Museum

158.127 cm, late 11th century AH, Turkish knot and silk thread and cotton weft, Iran Carpet Museum

Frame Carpets, Metropolitan Museum of New York

Frame design carpet, the reign of Shah Ismail Safavi I, Metropolitan Museum of New York, Frederick C.H. Witt Collection

Taranji carpet (with animals), Lyon Textile Museum

Taranji animal rug, with human images enriched with Golabton, 185 x 280 cm, Tabriz. The second half of the 10th century, the Lyon Textile Museum

Taranji rug (with animals), McIlney Collection

Taranji animal rug enriched with Glabtone, Tabriz. Half of the 10th century AH, McLilney collection

Taranji carpet (Krakow), Paris Museum of Decorative Arts

Tree and animal Tranji carpet (Krakow), 350 x 410 cm, Tabriz rug, the second quarter of the 10th century, Paris Museum of Decorative Arts

Lakh Lachak Taranj carpet of Sheikh Safiuddin Ardabili tomb

Sheikh Safi Carpet, 946 A.H

Lachak Toranj rug, Victoria and Albert Museum

Chelsea carpet, 316 x 540 cm, early 10th century, Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Lachak Toranj carpet with hunting scenes, Poldi Patsoli Museum

Lachak Toranj carpet with hunting scenes, 929 or 949 AH, 365 x 570 cm, Poldi Patsoli Museum, Milan, northwest and probably Tabriz

Lachak Taranj Slimi carpets, Museum of Decorative Arts

Lachak Taranj Slimi silk carpet, enriched with Glabtone, Tabriz. Paris Museum of Decorative Arts, first half of the 10th century. 170.250 cm

Lachak Taranj cloudy carpet, Lyon Textile Museum

Lachak Taranj cloudy carpet, Tabriz, 10th century, Lyon Textile Museum

Lachak Taranj cloudy carpet, Istanbul Topkapi Museum

Tabriz, 10th century AH, 160.234 cm

Taranj carpet, Iran Carpet Museum

All-silk gold woven carpet, year 896, 228 x 193 cm, Tabriz

Toranji Slimi carpet, Metropolitan Museum

Tanji carpet, Shah Ismail Safavi I era, Metropolitan Museum of New York

Taranji carpet, Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Carpet with Toranj and flower design, gold woven, Tabriz, 433.163 cm, late 16th century, Victoria and Albert Museum, London

Tree design carpet, Metropolitan Museum of New York

Tree design carpet, Tabriz, 290 x 531 cm, 11th century AH, Metropolitan Museum of New York

Chelsea carpet

The Chelsea carpet is one of the most authentic hand-woven rugs in Iran and the world and is kept in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. This carpet belongs to the Safavid era, the flourishing era of Iranian arts.