The workplace, the factory, the place of the workers’ work in a collective way, the karga. It’s too late that carpets in Iran are woven through two types of workshops and marketed to the market: A-large carpets that are now set up in cities or around by many capitalists, and numerous workers are even embroiled on a rugboard in a workshop in the operation of styling and washing and recycling and restoring carpets. (b) Small home shops, where the bulk of the carpets used internally... these workshops are traditionally run by the capital and work of rural,shire and Iates, and most carpets that are woven through or have personal and domestic consumption or are sold in local markets. The world’s famous explorer said in his autobiography of the usual activities of these workshops, and according to his writing, it is clear that the production of carpets in Iran has not been a part of the past century and has been a serious and productive task.