Meimeh Blue 5561

Meimeh rugs are a type of Persian rug originating from the village of Meimeh in the Isfahan province. These rugs are known for their high quality, intricate patterns, and beautiful colors. Meimeh rugs often feature complex and detailed patterns with a high level of detail. Common motifs include central medallions, geometric shapes, floral patterns, and arabesques. The patterns are often symmetrical and can be very decorative, with a great attention to balance and proportions. These rugs are typically made from high-quality wool, giving them a soft yet durable texture. In some cases, silk is also used to add extra gloss and refinement. Meimeh rugs often use Persian (asymmetrical) knots, allowing for detailed patterns and a dense, durable weave. The colors in Meimeh rugs are often rich and vibrant. Common colors include deep red, navy blue, ivory, beige, and various shades of green and gold. Natural dyes are often used to create these colors, giving the rugs an authentic and durable color palette. Meimeh rugs come in various sizes, from smaller prayer rugs to larger area rugs. This makes them versatile and suitable for different types of rooms and applications. Rug weaving in Meimeh is an ancient tradition that has been passed down through generations. The weavers in Meimeh are known for their skilled craftsmanship and ability to create detailed and complex patterns. Each rug from Meimeh reflects the region's rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions. The complex patterns and vibrant colors make these rugs an elegant and sophisticated choice for customers looking for something unique and beautiful. The various sizes and patterns ensure that Meimeh rugs can fit into many different types of interiors, from traditional to modern.