Ghom carpets are known worldwide for their particularly high quality due to best materials and finest workmanship. Those carpets which are completely made of silk offer even more luxury.

Carpets have been produced on over 15,000 knotting chairs in and around Hamedan for more than a thousand years. In the city itself, carpets are knotted in a state manufactory, in the private knotties, small formats are preferably knotted. Semi-antique and antique and antique hamedan carpets are in great demand today.

The carpets originating from Nepal and Tibet are fundamentally different from the typical traditional designs of other oriental carpets. The Asian influence in design cannot be overlooked. The carpets knotted with regional sheep wool have always been very popular.

Due to their thick and strong wool and their robust knotting, Bakhtiar carpets are among the most durable carpets in Iran. Typical for these carpets are the garden-like motives and patterns.

These hand-knotted carpets have a long tradition in Iran, dating back to Safavid times. The classic patterns of these carpets consist primarily of a centrally placed medallion, which in turn is surrounded by many different figurative motifs, mostly flowers.