A Persian carpet displayed at Melia Hanoi Hotel at the largest-ever exhibition of its kind, showcasing more than 200 high-quality carpets hand-woven in the traditional way by Iranian artisans.
The second-of-its-kind exhibition offers an insight into the 2,500-year-old handicraft of the people of Iran through the introduction of two noted Iranian artisans, Bagher Seirafian and Amir Erami.
They were named as the two best carpet weavers at the National Carpet Festival held in Tehran in August. The exhibition will be open until Sunday
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