Production of machine-made carpets has a history of about 40 years in Iran. In the early ’70s, the first machine-made carpet was produced in Kashan by jacquard velvet weaving machines with shiny synthetic fibers and a relatively short pile. At the same time, several merchants imported carpets with the exact specifications from Belgium to the Iranian market and introduced machine-made rugs to Iranian society.
Observing the favorable reaction of the people to machine-made carpets inspired several industrials to establish new factories. Thus, several factories started operating in the country.
Meanwhile, Setare Talaee Delijan Company started manufacturing machine-made carpets in Delijan city in the ’80s.
Since then, thanks to the knowledge-based management, this company has benefited from the most modern technology in the world, the technical knowledge of Iranian specialists, the unique Iranian designers, and the highest quality machine-made carpet under the brand name “Patris Carpet“.
The company has introduced more diverse products to the market with the development of technology and carpet weaving machines:
• Classic rugs with the same fineness as hand-made
Over time, classic machine-made carpets’ fineness, softness, and hand became known as features for competition between manufacturers. Therefore, the manufacturers planned their future vision on improving these qualities.
Launching a spinning unit of Setare Talaee Delijan Company made it possible to produce finer yarns. Thus, to meet the market needs and consumers’ tastes, this company purchased new weaving machines for manufacturing the world’s finest woven carpet.
In other words, the goal of this company has been to respect the good taste of customers and compete more with the elegance of hand-made carpets.
• Kilims with modern designs
Today, kilims are used as modern flooring for city houses. With the development of weaving machines and the high cost of acrylic for modern carpets, consumers tend to choose PP raw materials in kilims. The yarns used in weaving the company’s carpets and kilims have anti-U.V standard and heat set, thus preventing allergies, stiffness under the feet, and short product life.
• Shaggy Super Loop Fancy Carpets
Some believe that the first hand-made shaggy rug called Flokati was made in ancient Greece from goat hair. It was also popular in royal families in Turkey and Central Asia. In shaggy carpet, which means tangled, it is possible to use different types of yarns, resulting in a fluff-like carpet.
This company has introduced the finest 200-reeds shaggy super-loop carpet (as fine as hand-made shaggy rug) to the market. This innovation makes it possible to use a wider variety of yarns and colors according to various tastes.
Setare Talaee Delijan Company has been active in the following areas:
1. Production of various polypropylene and polyester yarns
2. Spinning regular and heat set acrylic yarns in different fineness
3. Dyeing all kinds of fibers and yarns
4. Production and finishing of all types of classic, modern, and shaggy carpets
Patris Carpet Collections
1. Carpet: 1500 reeds, the finest carpet in the world, density 4500, 8 colors
2. Carpet: 1200 reeds, the world’s finest woven carpet, the standard density of 3600 and 3750, 8 colors
3. HD Carpet: 1050 reeds, super fine hand-made look, density 3000, 8 colors, fluff and silk collection
4. HD Carpet: 1000 reeds, super fine hand-made look, density 3000, 10 colors
5. Carpet: hand-made look, 700 reeds, density 2550, 10 colors
6. Carpet: hand-made look, 700 reeds, density 2550, 8 colors, Naein fluff and silk collection
7. Carpet: hand-made look, 700 reeds, density 2550, 8 colors
8. Vintage carpet: 1200 and 700 reeds, embossed flowers (high bulk), 8 colors
9. Modern embossed carpet: 500 reeds, density 1500, 8 colors
10. Modern Frieze carpet: 500 reeds, density 1500, 8 colors
11. Metallic Kilim: 400 reeds, density 1500, 6 and 8 colors
12. Children’s kilim: 400 reeds, density 1500, 6 and 8 colors
13. Kilim: 400 reeds, density 1100, 4 to 8 colors
14. Shaggy Super loop Carpet: 200 reeds, 4 to 8 colors
