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  • Floor coverings in Iran: From Neolithic mats to Safavid silk carpets 2026-07-22 16:22

    Floor coverings in Iran: From Neolithic mats to Safavid silk carpets

    TEHRAN – During the Neolithic period, the inhabitants of Iranian plateau used reed mats as floor coverings in their shelters and also wrapped the deceased in them for burial. Thousands of years later, during the Safavid era, the use of silk brocade carpets woven by the artisans of Tabriz became widespread.

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