The history of Persian rug manufacture is filled with fascination, and surprise. The discovery of the Pazyrykrug revealed it was manufactured in Ancient Armenia located in Persian Empire of the time around 400 BC. Adored for their intricate designs, perfect craftsmanship and intrinsic value, Persian rugs have found their way into palaces, mosques and many premium locations since the Safavid dynasty (1501 to 1736) who transformed a simple rural craft into a courtly art. Chamrosh, however, is not about rugs only, it is an Authentic Mystical Story of a small group of experts who aspires to co-create the legacy of an ancient art. Challenging the odds, they harness the cutting-edge technologies to cherish a story of Persian culture for sustainable development. Chamrosh played a role in Persian history and culture
Chamrosh is more than a mystical bird and served a significant purpose in history of Persia. Its background goes back to 5000 years ago and is first appeared as a twin Griffin-like statue in Persepolis the capital of the Achaemenid. In 1961, it became the iconic logo of Iran Air (HOMA) which frequently makes best of lists for airline brands.
Now, Chamrosh missioned to ensoul rug and revitalize and promote this celebrated legacy of an ancient culture.
