Category: persian culture

Iran, a country that is primarily Muslim, has a sizable Christian population. The vast majority of Iranian Christians are ethnic Armenians, commonly referred to as Parska-Hye, who practice Oriental Orthodoxy and have their own unique festivals and customs. Other Christians include Assyrians, Catholics, Protestants, and Evangelicals. Iranian Christians observe the holiday by putting up Christmas […]

Persian calligraphy developed over time in Iran and the nations that depended on it or were influenced by it, such as those in Central Asia, Afghanistan, and the Indian subcontinent. Iranians were primarily responsible for the Islamic world’s transition of everyday writing into beautiful calligraphy, but throughout the time they also developed their own calligraphic […]

Kilims are well-liked for their striking designs that improve the appearance of rooms. When an excellent Kilim rug is placed in a space, even the most lifeless-looking room may be transformed into a vibrant haven in an instant. However, the truth of Kilims’ beauty is more complex than it might first appear. Since kilims are […]

Gabbeh (sometimes written “gabba”) carpets are classic Persian rugs notable for their geometric designs and narrative/storytelling components. The Farsi equivalent for “Gabbeh” (Persia’s official language) is “raw, natural, or uncut.” The Gabbeh carpet is a traditional carpet from Iran’s southern regions. Its origins, like those of practically other traditional Asian carpets, may be traced back […]

Rugs from Iran are well known throughout the world and play a significant role in Iranian culture. They are thrown to the ground and trodden on, which seems almost ironic given how time- and labor-consuming this kind of art is. You might have wondered that “how are Persian rugs made(Persian rug materials)?” Genuine Persian carpets […]

Iranian rituals are based on historical occasions, Islamic-era religious beliefs, and prehistoric customs. The majority of ancient Iranian rituals are mystical and seasonal rites that celebrate the relationship between human life and nature. Examples include appreciating the warmth and brightness of the sun on the longest night of the year, known as the Yalda Night, […]

One of the richest cultures in the world, Persian culture has also had a profound influence on a great number of other civilizations. Iran is sometimes said to as the birthplace of civilization, and it continues to have an influence on various cultures and customs today. Nowruz, which has been observed for more than three […]

Joy, optimism, and most importantly, a fresh start! These three ideas are connected to the New Year. As humans have always kept track of the seasons, they have realized that spring is when nature regenerates. The never-ending struggle between the powers of light and darkness, good and evil, and the virtuous and the immoral is […]

Persian carpets continue to reign supreme in the rug world. These are the best sports vehicles in the rug business, and they often cost a lot of money. There are several explanations for why these area rugs are so expensive. Few people have a Persian rug as a family heirloom that they may have accumulated […]

The culture of Persia(Persian culture) is among the world’s oldest. Iran’s dominant geopolitical position and culture on the planet have had a direct influence on civilizations and peoples as far away as Russia to the north, the Arabian Peninsula to the south, and South and East Asia to the east. As a result, it has […]