Exhibitions

An active presence at exhibitions and cultural events in many countries, dedicated to introducing and promoting the authentic art of Iranian carpet weaving.

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International Presence

International Presence

With the aim of introducing and promoting the authentic art of Iranian carpet weaving, our collection has been an active presence at carpet and handicraft exhibitions in countries including China, Switzerland, Iceland, France, Germany, Japan and the United States. Its works have been shown in leading museums such as the Louvre in France, the Museum of Oriental Art in Tokyo, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, and various museums in China and Europe.

Through art and television networks in Europe, the UK and the United States, the art of Iranian carpet weaving and the collection’s works have reached audiences around the world, warmly received by art experts and enthusiasts. These international exchanges are a valuable step toward spreading Iranian art and building cultural bridges between countries.

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Events

Events

  1. 2024

    China–Iran Conference

    Took part in the 2024 China–Iran Conference on cultural heritage and the development of tourism resources. The meeting brought together practitioners and representatives from the cultural and tourism fields of Iran and China. Bordbar attended as part of its continuing cultural work in China.

  2. 2023

    China–Iran Conference

    Took part in the 2023 China–Iran Conference on cultural heritage and the development of tourism resources. The event offered a platform for dialogue and the exchange of experience among cultural practitioners from both countries. Bordbar’s participation continued its work of introducing Iranian culture and art in China.

  3. 2021

    Iranian Art Exhibition

    Took part in the 2021 Iranian Art Exhibition, presenting the Iranian carpet in a contemporary, cross-cultural setting. The event opened a direct dialogue between Iranian art and Chinese audiences and introduced the carpet’s artistic potential beyond its decorative function. The collection’s participation grew out of its cultural activities in China.

  4. China

    China International Carpet Exhibition

    The collection took part in the China International Carpet Exhibition, presenting Iranian carpets in an independent space with an Iranian identity. Classic works and handwoven pieces were shown alongside an introduction to the history and culture of the Iranian carpet. This presence was part of the collection’s ongoing effort to introduce the Iranian carpet to China’s market and cultural scene.

  5. Shanghai

    Exhibition of Iranian Arts and Crafts

    Took part in the Exhibition of Iranian Arts and Crafts at the Shanghai Art Collection Museum and the Takashimaya art space in Shanghai. Iranian carpets and handwoven pieces were presented alongside other expressions of Iranian art and craft. The exhibition offered a chance to introduce the carpet as part of Iran’s culture and art within Shanghai’s cultural scene.

  6. China

    Cultural and Trade Events in China

    Alongside its exhibitions, the collection has taken part in events and specialist meetings on the cultural, exhibition and tourism industries in China. These appearances have been opportunities to introduce the potential of the carpet and Iranian art and to build ties with cultural and professional figures in China. Talks and specialist sessions have also been part of this international path.