The Persepolis rug

This Shiraz rug tells the story of a heroic Soltan battling a lion at Persepolis. The Soltan and the lion are surrounded by horses in the four corners and Faravahar above and below the Soltan and the lion. The Faravahar is a symbol of Zoroastrianism, the oldest religion originated from ancient Persia, representing the concept of good thoughts, good words, and good deeds. It features a human figure with outstretched wings, symbolizing protection and guidance.

Hand-knotted
160 x 112cm
100% natural dyed wool
More than 50 years old
Unused, showing signs of old age

Note: Irregularities in handmade rugs, such as color variations, size differences, and minor pattern or texture inconsistencies, are natural results of the handcrafting process, influenced by factors like manual dyeing, weaving tension, and the artist's skill.