Related to Tehran city (located in Tehran province)
Also known as: Tehran Carpet Museum, Iran Carpet Museum
This beautifully architectured structure, with the carpet shaped facade is located north west of Laleh Park. The display area covers 3,400 sq. m. and consists of two halls exhibiting carpets and Kilims. It was inaugurated in 1977. Its library is enriched with 3500 books. The collection of carpet museum comprises of samples of Iranian carpets from the ...
Iranian carpets are well known around the globe and almost every tourist leaves with a carpet or silk rug. Here you can see the world's first class carpets.
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
In the main part of the museum, carpets are categorized according to origin and location, to give visitors the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the patterns, colors and designs of each area, and to compare the carpets of one city with another. | Copyright: Hamed Malekpour
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
The Carpet Museum of Iran exhibits a variety of Persian carpets from all over Iran, dating from the 16th century to the present. | Copyright: Hamed Malekpour
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
The museum is located in the north of Laleh Park of Tehran, where invaluable, hand-made world-famous carpets are kept. | Copyright: Hamed Malekpour
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
Beside the carpet, there is a collection of the East Azarbaijan province (Tabriz, Heris), carpets, followed by Isfahan, Kashan, Khorasan province (Mashhad, moud, Sarakhs), Kurdistan (Sahara, Bijar), Kerman province, Central Province (Arak , Farahan, Saroug, Theran) and finally carpets Produced by the Qsahqai tribes. | Copyright: Hamed Malekpour
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
In the main part of the museum, carpets are categorized according to origin and location, to give visitors the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the patterns, colors and designs of each area, and to compare the carpets of one city with another. | Copyright: Hamed Malekpour
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
Beside the carpet, there is a collection of the East Azarbaijan province (Tabriz, Heris), carpets, followed by Isfahan, Kashan, Khorasan province (Mashhad, moud, Sarakhs), Kurdistan (Sahara, Bijar), Kerman province, Central Province (Arak , Farahan, Saroug, Theran) and finally carpets Produced by the Qsahqai tribes. | Copyright: Hamed Malekpour
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
The museum is located in the north of Laleh Park of Tehran, where invaluable, hand-made world-famous carpets are kept.
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
The Carpet Museum of Iran exhibits a variety of Persian carpets from all over Iran, dating from the 16th century to the present. | Copyright: Hamed Malekpour
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
Iranian carpets are well known around the globe and almost every tourist leaves with a carpet or silk rug. Here you can see the world's first class carpets. | Copyright: Hamed Malekpour
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
Beside the carpet, there is a collection of the East Azarbaijan province (Tabriz, Heris), carpets, followed by Isfahan, Kashan, Khorasan province (Mashhad, moud, Sarakhs), Kurdistan (Sahara, Bijar), Kerman province, Central Province (Arak , Farahan, Saroug, Theran) and finally carpets Produced by the Qsahqai tribes. | Copyright: Hamed Malekpour
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
In the main part of the museum, carpets are categorized according to origin and location, to give visitors the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the patterns, colors and designs of each area, and to compare the carpets of one city with another. | Copyright: Hamed Malekpour
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
The museum was designed by architect Abdol-Aziz Mirza Farmanfarmaian.
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
The museum was designed by the last Queen of Iran, Farah Diba Pahlavi. It's a combination of art, history, and the nice colors all together.
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
The museum is located in the north of Laleh Park of Tehran, where invaluable, hand-made world-famous carpets are kept.
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
Iran carpet museum is a repository for hundreds of breathtaking Iranian carpets from Tabriz, Kashan, Isfahan, Kerman.
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
Iranian carpets are one of the unique masterpieces created by Iranians since antiquity. Although they are known as Persian carpets, they have been made by various ethnic groups in Iran based on the same traditions and techniques.
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
The museum was designed by architect Abdol-Aziz Mirza Farmanfarmaian.
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
Iran carpet museum is a repository for hundreds of breathtaking Iranian carpets from Tabriz, Kashan, Isfahan, Kerman.
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
Iranian carpets are one of the unique masterpieces created by Iranians since antiquity. Although they are known as Persian carpets, they have been made by various ethnic groups in Iran based on the same traditions and techniques.
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
Iran carpet museum is a repository for hundreds of breathtaking Iranian carpets from Tabriz, Kashan, Isfahan, Kerman.
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
Iranian carpets are well known around the globe and almost every tourist leaves with a carpet or silk rug. Here you can see the world's first class carpets.
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
The museum was designed by architect Abdol-Aziz Mirza Farmanfarmaian.
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
The Carpet Museum of Iran exhibits a variety of Persian carpets from all over Iran, dating from the 16th century to the present. | Copyright: Mahmood Hosseini
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
Iran carpet museum is a repository for hundreds of breathtaking Iranian carpets from Tabriz, Kashan, Isfahan, Kerman. | Copyright: Mahmood Hosseini
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
The museum is located in the north of Laleh Park of Tehran, where invaluable, hand-made world-famous carpets are kept.
Carpet Museum of Iran - Tehran
Iranian carpets are well known around the globe and almost every tourist leaves with a carpet or silk rug. Here you can see the world's first class carpets.
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