Observed arrival · 2026-10-14
Hamid Motahari: Iranian Carpet Heritage in Contemporary Objects
Designer Hamid Motahari presents furniture, decorative objects, jewellery and artistic projects informed by Iranian carpet design in the Tabriz style.
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- People exploring contemporary Iranian carpet-inspired design
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- “The Cigarette” carpet hangs from a wall, crumples at the floor and is burned at its lower section to address smoking’s effects.
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The Works section names individual pieces such as Taar No. 1 — Chair, Teapot Steam Weave and the Warp 01 fountain pen. Separate project descriptions frame carpet as both a design language and a medium for addressing poverty, working conditions and smoking. The homepage lists exhibitions across six countries, including Iran, the United Kingdom and Türkiye.
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