Reading Rugs (Understanding the symbols and images in Persian Rugs)

There's a lot going on in your Persian Rug that you might not be aware of. Some rugs are prenup agreements, others are rose gardens while some maybe hallways to heaven. Noted collector and retailer of genuine Persian Rugs, Margaret Jasper takes a look at some of the more popular symbols and imagery and helps you 'read a rug' to find its true meaning.

[@mindfulmaximalist9962]

This was great. I had just watched a video on Japanese Ikebana from the 70s before I watched this video, and I learned of its focus on 3 branches in a composition: Leading, Subordinate, and Reconciling. I got the Leading and Subordinate branches, but wanted to better understand the Reconciling branch. Well, this lady in your video just explained it! This is what I needed for today. Thank you. #Synchronicity

[@Dakiniwoman]

I wish I could learn more about the meanings of the symbols in these tribal rugs. I have one on order now and it is from the Baluchi tribe and has four large symbols, three are the same and at one end is a different one, so that is very intriguing for me as I would love to understand the meaning of it...

[@carolinw.7351]

This was so interesting, thank you!

[@Tamermadinah]

Smart lady

[@oltedders]

Loony.

[@PetPeePee]

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