For the first time, Rashtizadeh rug created a different and unique style in the production of hand-woven silk carpets by creating artistic corrections on numerous and authentic Iranian designs and combinations, which is completely distinct and recognizable from the point of view of experts and rug enthusiasts. The distinguishing feature of Rashtizadeh rug is the use of a few limited patterns to create a complete composition in the text of the rug. Over time and with the market's acceptance of the new rugs of Master Rashtizadeh, this new style of hand-woven carpet production became widespread among Qom's hand-woven carpet producers. The use of the combination of soft colors and the transfer of the balance and unity of the design in the general text of the rug to the viewer has made all the experts and owners of the rugs of this collection acknowledge their artistic innovation.In Rashtizadeh rugs, colors play an important role in conveying art, beauty and harmony to the viewer. The raw materials used mainly include the highest quality silk and wool and natural dyes. Using the best weavers and creating material and spiritual motivation among them, and continuous monitoring of the quality of the weaving process, has so far guaranteed the excellent quality of the works of this collection.

Master Mohammad Reza Tajerrashti was born in 1340 in one of the winter days in the city of Qom. He is the only son of the deceased Master Ali Rashtizadeh, the founder of hand-woven silk carpets in Qom. From his teenage years, under his father's supervision, he learned rug production and trade with great perseverance and interest. His father sent him to France to continue his education at the age of 13. But after 33 years of living in Paris, he returned to Iran at his father's request to start a new chapter of life and work with his parents.

Mohammad Reza took over the management of Rashtizadeh rug collection and with his special talent and creativity, he stepped in the direction of designing, supervising the rug texture and supplying raw materials, and using technology, while maintaining the traditional way of working, both technically and artistically, He modernized and in other words, he expanded the precious heritage of his father. When he started designing rugs for the first time, it was as if he had found a new language to express his art. Master Mohammad Reza rashtizadeh pursues his own special style in design and color, but at the same time, he also reproduces the old motifs of his father's works. He says about this: Because I consider his work as a work of art, I continue to use his father's style as a part of my productions.

Master Mohammad Reza Rashtizadeh, in a new move in the field of persian handwoven carpet art, designed and woven modern rugs in a luxurious and customized way. By traveling to all parts of the world, communicating with the decorators of Paris, London and Geneva and analyzing and investigating the modern layout and relying on the harmony of colors and inspiration from the old styles and designs of rugs in Iran such as Bakhshaysh, Farahan and also using the design of fabrics In the 1970s in Europe, he designed and produced original works of art such as Fiery Tulip, Sarvostan, Pathway, Gate of Heaven, Five Feathered Flower, Eight Feathered Star and so on.

Master Mohammad Reza Rashtizadeh, who constantly considers himself the inheritor and the keeper of his artist father, founded the Rashtizadeh Foundation in 2013 in order to show the true status of persian art and artists and to keep his father's memory and character alive. One of the most important activities carried out by this So far, the foundation is the holding of 6 sessions of the Golden Knot Award Conference of Master Rashtizadeh on 7th of December every year from 1993 to 1998 and the holding of 4 sessions of Rashtizadeh Rug Design Competition from 2015 to 2018. Master Rashtizadeh believes that a rug is not a manufactured product but a work of art, also in The continuation points out that we can see and read the story of our lives, the weavers and all those who contributed to its creation in this work of art.

Teemcheh group; It was formed in May of 2013 with the presence of a group of top artists producing Qom handwoven carpets. The main goal of this group is to introduce exquisite and authentic persian silk rugs, as a mixture of persian culture, art, creativity, civilization and identity. The Teemcheh group was founded by Mohammad Reza Rashtizadeh, the son of Master Ali Rashtizadeh, with the collective support of the veterans of handwoven carpet production, and has the support of a number of important rug trade unions.In the long-term goals of this group, confirming the authenticity and providing a valid certificate for each rug, branding and introducing the hand-woven rug art-industry, and using the virtual space platform to display and supply authentic persian rugs have been emphasized. Also, Teemcheh's organizational mission is to expand and develop authentic persian culture through the presentation of hand-woven fabrics with confirmed authenticity and the continued presence of the hand-woven carpet cluster in global markets.