Shah Abbasi motifs originate from the Safavid era, particularly during the reign of Shah Abbas the Great, and are considered among the most important decorative designs in Persian carpets. These floral patterns, with their symmetrical and harmonious forms, are often used alongside motifs such as Eslimi and Khatai in various sections of the carpet. The orderly structure and visual beauty of these motifs reflect the pinnacle of Iranian art in the architecture and miniature painting of that period.