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2026 · Persian Rug Family Rankings · 16

Hossein Rezvani

Isfahan

Hossein Rezvani

Hossein Rezvani has a third-generation professional background in carpets, continuing that experience through named design and production organisation. He reconsiders classical patterns, bringing arabesques and flowers into contemporary compositions. Collaboration between designer and production team gives traditional patterns new expression.

Works and style

Contemporary works

Rezvani's designs reorganise classical arabesques and flowers as contemporary works. Viewers can compare the positions and relationships of familiar patterns within new compositions, tracing how tradition changes through design. Drawings become handmade textiles through the production team, with design, technical work and weaving contributing together.

People and heritage

Notes on family continuity

Three generations of professional background in carpets

Several generations of the Rezvani family have made and traded Persian carpets; Hossein is the third generation within this professional background. He brings the family's accumulated experience to contemporary design, determining patterns, colours and the artistic direction of each work.

Third-generation professional background

Hossein Rezvani

Contemporary rug design and production organisation

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People and heritage

Family archive

Rezvani's family professional background continues into its third generation. As a designer, Hossein organises specific collections and brand production. Traditional experience meets contemporary design here. The family archive considers both the continuation of an industry background and how named design responsibility becomes a work.

Hossein's professional contribution includes collection design and production organisation. Once a drawing enters weaving, technical staff and weavers complete their respective stages, jointly turning patterns into tangible works. Reading the contemporary reinterpretation of classical patterns also means reading the collaboration between design concepts and handwork.