Britain, with an area of 50874 square miles and mild climate with an average rainfall of 102 centimeters per year and air, is often misted as islands close to me in the westernmost point of Europe. The capital of the city of London and some of its major cities is Birmingham, Cambodia and Newcastle. It has long been known for textile factories as well as its people interested in handicrafts, carpets and carpets, including handicrafts that tend almost popularly to that historical and traditional aspect of the country, in the middle of the 16th century after the arrival of Iranian, India, Turkey became apparent to this country of interest and the texture of carpets in this area. Baft carpets artists were sent to Iran and other countries with the rug industry to learn this art, and numerous carpets were held in that domain that worked until the 19th century. Today, with the development of other resources as well as machine rug workshops in that country, from a single and cheap hand-made rug in Asian countries on the other hand, it is not much more productive in the UK. Now the UK’s texture rug is limited to the brief number of rugs that are provided through its handicrafts. The country also applies to the issuance of semi-prepared rugs, which are usually small cloth and often rugs. The tie of these symmetric carpets is Turkish and their design and role are derived from the Eastern and Asian motifs.