Tree of Life (درخت زندگی)

The Tree of Life is a deeply symbolic and spiritual motif found in Persian carpets, representing immortality, growth, and the connection between heaven and earth. This design features a central tree with branches reaching upward, often filled with birds, flowers, and animals, symbolizing life, renewal, and divine connection.

Medallion (Toranj - ترنج)

Features a central medallion, often circular or diamond-shaped, surrounded by intricate floral or geometric designs.

Famous Cities Producing Medallion Carpets:
Tabriz – Known for intricate, finely woven medallion carpets with floral details.
Isfahan – Features symmetrical medallions with elegant, precise patterns.
Kashan – Often showcases medallion-and-corner designs with rich colors.
Qom – Produces luxurious silk carpets with highly detailed medallions.

Mina Khani (مینا خانی)

The Mina Khani design is a beautifully structured, repetitive floral pattern that creates a sense of harmony and continuity. Named after the Persian word "Mina" (enamel) and "Khani" (motif or pattern), this design features interconnected flowers arranged in an elegant lattice framework. It is widely used in Persian carpets, particularly in village and tribal weavings.

Hunting Scene (شکارگاه)

The Hunting Scene design is one of the most dynamic and historically rich motifs in Persian carpets. It depicts Persian royals and noblemen on horseback, engaged in hunting deer, birds, and other animals. These scenes, woven with incredible detail, are a tribute to Persian aristocratic traditions, bravery, and the connection between humans and nature.