Nestled in the heart of Tehran, Iran, the Carpet Museum of Iran stands as a testament to the country's rich heritage in textile art. Established in 1976, …
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Nov 8, 2022
a great experience in the most prestigious place in the world for carpets. Roya, our guide of the Tours of Iran travel agency, explained many things to us about this wonderful art and its meanings an… Full review by renzo c
Jul 7, 2022
I'm an Iranian man with great interest and some knowledge in Iranian carpet. For me was this museum almost worthless. Absolutely not representative for Iranian carpet/FARSH. If you really not anythi… Full review by farhadv2016
Dec 6, 2020
Do you want to see some special carpets cant see in any other place in the world? as you know Persian carpets are the most popular carpets in the world. here at the carpet museum of Tehran, you can v… Full review by sjaslani76
Why are Persian carpets are not Iranian or Iran carpets?
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I assume that when the term Persian carpet was coined, Iran was known as Persia. However, you can use both Iranian carpets and Persian carpets, they both refer to the same …
I assume that when the term Persian carpet was coined, Iran was known as Persia. However, you can use both Iranian carpets and Persian carpets, they both refer to the same thing. Persian just sounds more 'exotic'.
If you want my idea the carpets must have enough information one by one. As being an Iranian visitor the culture and the story of the carpets are sensible but I think for a tourist there must be a full understanding and information in such a way that why the carpets are important and valuable which are kept in museum.
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Well you can read information until the cows come home IF that floats your boat .All the technical and historical stuff is on the web or in the library . However IF you want the general …
Well you can read information until the cows come home IF that floats your boat .All the technical and historical stuff is on the web or in the library . However IF you want the general interesting information you go to one of their private auctions . They go through 30 carpets and all different and give you the sales pitch hoping you wiil bid when they do the reverse sale and SELL . This is a wonderful experience.... and you do not have to buy but need to be strong and able to say NO .IF you buy then be very diligent with the card details and keep your receipt and warranty as I found some little person tried to diddle me by changing the sales docket ... I won but it was a tough fight so be careful always when in a foreign country ..
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