Iranian Chaharbagh carpet in the Great Museum of Rome
Chaharbagh carpet is an Iranian masterpiece kept in the Great Museum of Rome. The Scuderia del Courierinale Museum in Rome is adorned with exquisite works of Islamic Iranian art.In this museum, where an exhibition entitled “Art in Islamic Civilization” has been set up, 363 exquisite historical works, after Islam belonging to different Islamic countries, have been exposed to the public, and a significant number of these works are Iranian.
One of the visitors to the exhibition said, “Perhaps it would have been better to call this exhibition Iranian Islamic art, because almost all the beautiful works that we see in this exhibition belong to Iran, which shows the depth and grandeur of art.” “It’s in this country.”
In an interview with an IRIB correspondent in Rome, Jovani Koratola, an Iranian scholar and Italian professor of Islamic art history who is in charge of the exhibition, described Iran as the cradle of Islamic culture and civilization, adding:
“Given that Iran has always created the most important and beautiful works of art among Islamic countries, naturally a significant part of this exhibition is dedicated to the works of Iranian artists such as ceramics, glass, clothes and carpets and carpets.
“We have even placed a 40-meter Iranian carpet woven four centuries ago with the design of four gardens and a symbol of the Garden of Eden at the entrance of the exhibition so that visitors can see the mystery from the moment they enter the mystical atmosphere.”
This delicate and beautiful carpet, along with more than a hundred exquisite works of other artists of our country that date back centuries, has become an ornament of this exhibition in the “Scuderia del Querrealale” museum in Rome.
