Rugs elevate the aesthetics of a room and enhance the overall look and feel of the living space. However, special care needs to be taken while maintaining these rugs, especially when it comes to antique rugs that are associated with high-cost, textural designs and varied synthetic and man-made fibers.

Turkey has a prominent presence in art, philosophy, politics, history, and more. Turkish culture has contributed so many things to our society—from Ottoman literature to Turkish coffee when it comes to home decoration and fashion. Turkish rugs or Anatolian carpets are among one of the most commonly typecast to refer to Turkey and Turkish culture. When people think of shopping in Turkey, the first place that probably comes to their mind is The Grand Bazaar. With its maze-like streets that are inundated with people, everyone would love a shopping therapy—slowly walking down the streets with floors that are decorated with handicrafts, Turkish carpets, and numerous things that you probably have never seen or known before.

There are a million reasons to fall in love with Persian rugs and a million more to own one of them. But knowing the suitable Persian designs and patterns can save you more than a million. And this article is going to tell you how that is the case. Modern-day Iran, which was formerly called Persia, is the epicenter for the art of rug weaving.