RugDesign

The frame of this design is a porch or doorway on either side of which two cypress trees are placed and opened into a garden - a garden full of flowers and blossoms whose various colorful flowers have all grown from one stem and from inside a vase. he corners of the upper part of the draps hang from the door, which is opened and folded on both sides.

A garden full of flower

The origin of the Iranian design of boteh is to the sacred fire, pine, palm, almond, pear, they have likened. Its beginning is considered to be Elamite-Assyrian art and finally it is considered Achaemenid art. Many believe that boteh rooted in Persian cypress, which has been a Zoroastrian symbol. The sun is in the center and border the rug, and the bushes are dancing around the sun. Many motifs in this rug such as flowers, plants and sheeps are abstractly designed.

Dance of Boteh