Creator: 

Parseh Rug Hadi Pourjahan

Style | Place of Creation | Place of Weave: 

Qom | Qom | Qom

Year Of Creation: 

‎1400 Persian Solar

Duration of Creation: 

Designer: 

Parseh Rug Hadi Pourjahan - Hadi Pourjahan

Design Type: 

Repetitive

Design Name: 

Laleh Plain

Ground Color: 

Olive Green

Border Color: 

Olive Green

Number of Colors: 

7

Weaver: 

Parseh Rug Hadi Pourjahan - Elyas shahrara

Weave Method: 

Lool

Knot Type: 

Symmetrical

Density (Raj): 

  Raj ( Knots in each 7 Cm)

Density in 10 sq cm: 

Number of Knots in Width ±%5: 

Number of Knots in Length ±%5: 

Total Number of Knots: 

2,000,000

Duration of Weave: 

Material: 

Wool & Silk

Pile Material: 

Silk & Wool

Warp Material: 

Silk

Weft Material: 

Cotton

Shape: 

Runner

Width: 

149 Cm - ft

Length: 

333 Cm - ft

Area: 

4.96 Square Meters - Sq ft

Depth: 

0.6 Cm

Total Weight kg: 

14.26 Kg

The upside-down tulip (Laleh Vazhgoun) is one of the mythical Iranian flowers. Because of its growth in high rocky areas, it is a symbol of resistance. It is seen next to the tree of life in Sassanid sculptures, and therefore this flower was a symbol of immortality and life in ancient Iran.