Tehran Book Garden is Iran’s largest tourism and cultural collection, located in the Iranian National Library, providing welfare facilities for children, adolescents and young people, an attractive environment for circulation, recreation and of course promoting the culture of books and books. The interior of Tehran’s book garden is designed on two floors, including four main sections, in the name of springestan (child and adolescent), fantasy (digital technologies), journalists (film traditions) and serenity (public and adult). Iran’s collection, due to the tourism and cultural environment of Tehran’s Book Garden and the presence of audiences of all ages, has chosen this place to implement the event of the introduction of Iranian rug art on the national day of handmade rugs that interested people can participate in the event of promoting Iranian handcrafted rug art.

The event began in May 20, with the National Day of Iranian rugs in Tehran’s Book Garden, and Iranian rug enthusiasts and art lovers sat down on the rug and finally wrote about their first experience in the Iranian office.

Since the event was accompanied by a strong welcome of people, it was renewed until Friday 26. Hence, the second day of the event increased the number of visitors from the event and participation in a female node on the rug.

22nd of the third day of this artistic cultural event, also with the interest of Iranian rug art and their participation in the rug.

On May 23, the fourth day of the event, Iran’s collection continued to promote the original art of hand-made rugs and carpets among Iranian rug lovers in the Book Garden and hosted a large number of Iranian rug art lovers.

In 24 May, the fifth day of the event continued with the presence of fans of the art of hand-made rugs and knots on the rug.

In 25 May, the sixth day of the event, in line with Iran’s collection programme, there was a meeting to introduce a variety of manual industries by the Book Garden for Children and Teenagers, which led to the unparalleled welcome of people from the Campaign “With Us Experience Connect.” It should be noted that one of the most important aspects of this day was the work of Mrs Mary Jalali, Deputy Minister of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Crafts along with the Board in the Book Garden, which they participated in the National Iranian Carpet event by sticking to the rug.

26 May, the last day of Iran’s collection event in Tehran’s Book Garden, ended in Iran’s National Carpet Week with the presence of rug enthusiasts and sweet experience of rug tie.