The Bakhtiari are an Iranian tribe, a subgroup of the Lor people. Actually, there is no ethnic difference between Bakhtiaris and other Lors. This naming dates back to the Safavid era. Because they showed courage in wars between Iran and the Ottomans and their role in defeating the Portuguese occupiers, the Safavi King called them
Bijar [or Bidjar] is a city and capital of Bijar county, Kurdistan Province, Iran. With an elevation of 1,940 meters, this city is the roof of Iran and world-renowned for its elegant and artistic Bijar rug. This article introduces this elegant type of Persian rug. In addition, it includes a short brief of the region
Baluch (or Baloch) people speak a language belonging to western Iranian languages, sister to Kurdish. However, they live alongside the south-eastern natural borders of the Iranian plateau. They most likely descended from ancient nomads whose great migration eastward occurred during Sassanid emperors’ rule. This article will tell you about the history behind the Baluch rug
The name of Kashmar recalls images of grapes and raisins, pomegranates, and saffron. It is an ancient town in the middle of the Khorasan region in the northeast of Iran. In addition to delicious souvenirs, Kashmar is also well-known for its exquisite Oriental rugs. This article will give you a brief insight into the delightful
Sigmund Freud’s Persian Rug, If you have a hack for psychology, you surely have heard Sigmund Freud’s name, the father of psychoanalysis. His exceptional intelligence and efforts shaped the foundation of modern psychology. Freud invented a pioneering method to diagnose. He also treated psychological issues in a clinical manner via an intimate and friendly dialogue
