The boteh is one of the oldest and most recognizable motifs in Persian rug making, a small teardrop shaped paisley form that weavers across Iran have arranged in repeating all-over patterns for centuries, and this hand knotted wool example uses it to particularly soft and appealing effect.
Hand Tufted Modern Rugs(Process) : They are pile rugs where the yarns are wrapped around the warp threads, but are not tied in a knot like hand knotted rugs are. Rather, the pile is secured in place by coating the back of the rug with a latex type adhesive.