Mehregan in the Dalahu Collection represents a meaningful symbol of the Mehregan Zoroastrian and Persian festival and is designed with a calligraphic combination of three Persian words: Identity, Love & Hope...

Hamsa is an ancient palm-shaped symbol that is recognized as a multicultural amulet throughout the Middle East, North Africa and the Mediterranean region. Hamsa is a meaningful, respected sign for major religions that is variously known as the first five books of the Bible, the hand of Miriam, the hand of Mary, the hand of Fatima, and the five elements of Nature. General beliefs express that Hamsa makes happiness and luck for the holder. This symbol also represents the protection of man from evil and the devil. Hamsa is made in two common forms. One is similar to the normal hand, but the more popular form consists of two symmetrical thumbs. Paisley or Botteh is a well-known teardrop-shaped design. Botteh is a symbol of honesty, courtesy, truth and one of the most inestimable and oldest legacies for Iranian nation. Botteh, Paisley is rooted in Cypress, the national tree of Iran. Iranians from the past, believe that Cypress was brought by Zoroaster (Ancient Iranian prophet) from Paradise to the land of Iran. It creates a special role of Cypress and Botteh in Iranian culture... Botteh as an emblem of Cypress lies at the heart of Iranian culture and history. Evidence of the historical usage of Botteh in Iran dates back to 2000 BCE. Petroglyphs of Persepolis, Safavid Persian carpets and Antique Termeh textiles are just a few examples that showcase the rich past of Persian Paisley, Botteh in Iran’s history. Combining these two designs enable the Iranian artisans to create a significant Modern Rug named Hamsa-Botteh. Boustani Glorious Handicrafts is dedicated to preserving culturally rich Iranian concepts and re-introducing them to the world through the minimalist design of Modern Persian Rugs.

Nareen is a classical translated form of Pomegranate in Persian language. The central red motif is designed as a pomegranate fruit that inter-culturally represents blessing, fertility, eternity and one of fruits of heaven in Islam. In the heart of Pomegranate, a Shah Abbasi palmette is placed. Shah Abbasi is one of the most common forms in traditional Persian carpets like Kashan, Isfahan, Nain. Shah Abbasi motif is sign of freshness, novelty in old Asian / Eastern civilizations that still remains prevalent. Mixture of Pomegranate and Shah Abbasi leads to a creative, prominent, oriental icon that is uniquely designed by Boustani Glorious Handicrafts. Arabesque motifs that are originated from pomegranate, bring out Persian Miniature style to the design. The beginning point of rhythmic arabesque patters reminds audience re-birth and fertility role of pomegranate. Nareen minimalist design is rich of multi-cultural symbols that deservedly ended to one of the most brilliant, significant Modern Persian Rugs of Boustani.

Nilou is an abbreviation of Niloufar, a Persian female name that implies the lotus or water lily flower. The lotus flower has a unique role in different cultures, especially in the East as a symbol of enlightenment, purity, rebirth and self-regeneration. Lotus is the national flower of Egypt. Nilou, or lotus, with its characteristics are a perfect analogy for human evolution; when the roots are in the dirtiest waters, the lotus produces the most beautiful flower… Nilou is one of the national symbols of Iran that is visible in bas-reliefs of Persepolis (Achaemid Empire) and Taq-e Bostan (Sassanid Empire) and in the emblem of Anahita, the ancient Persian goddess of waters associated with purity, fertility and healing. The Lotus is also a symbol of Aphrodite, a Greek ancient goddess associated with love, beauty, pleasure, procreation and Lakshmi, the Hindu goddess of wealth, fortune and prosperity. Profundity of the Nilou symbol inspired us to design a modern rug with spectacular, yet simple coloring, in a universal frame. The design, flower placement and contrasting colors of Nilou with the background, inspires a feeling of balance and calmness. Boustani Glorious Handicrafts is dedicated to preserving culturally rich Iranian concepts and re-introducing them to the world through the minimalist design of Modern Persian Rugs.

Hamsa is an ancient palm-shaped symbol that is recognized as a multicultural amulet throughout the Middle East, North Africa and the Mediterranean region. Hamsa is a meaningful, respected sign for major religions that is variously known as the first five books of the Bible, the hand of Miriam, the hand of Mary, the hand of Fatima, and the five elements of Nature. General beliefs express that Hamsa makes happiness and luck for the holder. This symbol also represents the protection of man from evil and the devil. Hamsa is made in two common forms. One is similar to the normal hand, but the more popular form consists of two symmetrical thumbs. Nareen is a classical translated form of Pomegranate in Persian language. The central red motif is designed as a pomegranate fruit that inter-culturally represents blessing, fertility, eternity and one of fruits of heaven in Islam. In the heart of Pomegranate, a Shah Abbasi palmette is placed. Shah Abbasi is one of the most common forms in traditional Persian carpets like Kashan, Isfahan, Nain. Shah Abbasi motif is sign of freshness, novelty in old Asian/Eastern civilizations that still remains prevalent. Mixture of Pomegranate and Shah Abbasi leads to a creative, prominent, oriental icon that is uniquely designed by Boustani Glorious Handicrafts. Arabesque motifs that are originated from pomegranate, bring out Persian Miniature style to the design. The beginning point of rhythmic arabesque patters reminds audience re-birth and fertility role of pomegranate. All the above concepts have led to a creative, minimalist design named Hamsa Nareen, one of the most eye-catching Modern Persian Rugs of Boustani.