In a persian house it would be extraordinary not to find carpets. The best ones are reserved for the Talar (reception room) laid down as shown in this picture: In the middle is the mian-farsh (middle carpet) which is flanked by the Kenarahs which are the side pieces or runners on which it is customary to walk. At the head of the middle carpet is the Kellegi on which the host and his guests sit

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Identifier	SLI 2475
URI	http://hdl.handle.net/10576/32897
Collection	Visual encyclopaedia of Islamic civilization. Slide DS36.85 .Y68 2000 v.4. 32713002912111.
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Subject	Kellegi Kenarahs
Title	In a persian house it would be extraordinary not to find carpets. The best ones are reserved for the Talar (reception room) laid down as shown in this picture: In the middle is the mian-farsh (middle carpet) which is flanked by the Kenarahs which are the side pieces or runners on which it is customary to walk. At the head of the middle carpet is the Kellegi on which the host and his guests sit
Type	Plan or blueprint
Volume Number	4
dc.country	Iran