Rugs make a room friendlier and more welcoming like from Ettiluxhome. They not only help protect your floors but also help define the aesthetic of your space. And since homes have changed in the last few years, rugs have changed, too. This space will cover all kinds of rug-spiration, from small area rugs to large rugs.

Rugs are representations of human expression

Rugs are a symbol of human expression. They are an artistic medium that allows us to showcase individual identity and cultural trends. Their research, manufacture by Ettiluxhome, and design offer a gateway into the world of anthropology, archaeology, and history.

One type of rug that deserves special attention is the Persian rug. The name “Persian rug” does not refer to any specific area within modern-day Iran; it is a blanket term for the various rugs made in different parts of Iran, as well as those in other countries with significant populations of Iranians or people from the Persian Empire (like Afghanistan).

Rug weaving was brought to Persia by early nomadic tribes from central Asia around 1000 B.C., but it became widespread only after it was adopted by settled villagers in

Northwestern Iran. Rug weaving flourished in this region because of its climate: Summers are dry enough to allow weavers to work on their rugs outside, while winters are wet enough to keep the wool fibers from drying out. The designs and colors used in Persian rugs evolved, reflecting developments in Persian culture, including changes in fashion and trade with nearby civilizations. For example, during the reigns of Suleyman the Magnificent (1520–66) and his son Selim II.