Isfahan

Named for the jewel of Persia’s golden age, the Isfahan draws from the magnificent garden carpets and blue-tiled domes that made 16th-century Isfahan the envy of the world. At its heart lies a sweeping botanical medallion; intricate blossoms and vines radiating outward across a field of ivory and sky blue, framed by a border of interlaced Islamic geometric knotwork in gold and navy. The design speaks the visual language of the Safavid court: lush, ordered, and quietly opulent. Whether displayed or in daily use, the Isfahan is a piece of living heritage, a prayer mat worthy of the intention it holds.