Maqsud of Kashan

Definition

Maqsud of Kashan was an important figure in Persian carpet making during the 16th century. He was responsible for designing and overseeing the creation of masterpieces such as the Ardabil Carpet.

Related terms

Master Weaver: An expert craftsman skilled in weaving techniques who creates intricate textiles using various materials.

Persian Rugs: Hand-knotted rugs made in Persia (Iran) that are highly valued for their quality craftsmanship and artistic designs.

Silk Road:

An ancient network of trade routes connecting Asia with Europe and Africa. It facilitated cultural exchange between different regions including Persia where carpet-making flourished.