All about iranian peacock servi rug

Peacock servi rug, this rug has two small margins and a large margin, the large margin of which is repeated with a beta design and in a contagious manner., Design and role: Servi altar Texture: Early 14th century AH. AH Type of color: Plant Rajashamar: 45 knots in 5.6 cm Knot type: Asymmetrical Dimensions: 135 × 243 cm
The Boteh design of Jaqeh is a serv-like role that is a special symbol of Iranians and Iranians and tells the truth and humility that can be seen on the cashmere scarves and engravings of Isfahan. The design of the altar text and in the heart of the tree is a cypress tree in which, with Boteh, twigs are tied in a state of anger and reconciliation. Around this servi, it is full of branches and flowering stems.

At the foot of the serv and on either side of it is a picture of two beautiful peacocks with two small parrot-like birds on top. In the Persian mythology of serv, this evergreen tree is a symbol of immortality and happiness, and the peacock is a symbol of beauty, chastity, selfishness and a symbol of the unsustainability of life. . And the parrot is a clever bird that can speak like humans and get rid of cages with its talent and intelligence. In cultures, this bird has also been mentioned as a symbol of knowledge.