Mehrobdans
Mehrobdans, also known as Mehrobdan, are a type of traditional Persian carpet that originated in the city of Tabriz in Iran. The name "Mehrobdan" is derived from the Persian words "Mehrob" meaning "shrine" or "sanctuary," and "Dan" meaning "to weave." These carpets are characterized by their intricate designs and vibrant colors, often featuring geometric patterns, floral motifs, and calligraphic inscriptions. The most iconic feature of a Mehrobdan is its central medallion, which typically depicts a religious or mythological scene, surrounded by a border of repeating patterns.
Mehrobdans are traditionally woven by skilled artisans using a combination of wool and silk threads. The weaving
Mehrobdans have gained international recognition for their craftsmanship and aesthetic value. They are highly sought after