Bakhtiari or Garden carpets are known for their flower and tendril motifs. Their pattern style is called ‘Kheshti design’. Major colours used in Bakhtiari carpets are shades of white and ivory, red and brown, green and yellow. The colour blue is sparsely used. The pile is highly glossy with a medium to high clipping. Natural dyes are used on the yarn and the pile is tied with a Turkish knot with varying density. The wraps and wefts are of cotton and the pile of wool. The pile may be dull to extremely glossy.

Bakhtiari rugs are further of different types. Hori carpets are of lower quality. Bibibaff, Chahal Shotur and Saman range from good to excellent. They are known for their artistic and technical skills. Mostly, Bakhtiari is weaved in the south-east of Isfahan in Shahr-Kurd.