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Reza Cheshmehdoost
Born in Tehran, Iran in 1962, Reza moved to the UK as a teenager, first studying in England before moving to Scotland to complete his PhD in Computer Science.
His lifelong fascination with Persian and Oriental rugs began with a rug passed down from his late father. That passion eventually led him to open the Little-Persia gallery in Glasgow in 2003, building a collection shaped by decades of knowledge, sourcing and appreciation for handmade rugs.
Ryan Malone
Ryan joined Little-Persia in 2006 while studying Business & Marketing at university.
Combining a longstanding interest in antiques and collectables with his business background, he has helped develop Little-Persia for almost two decades, building extensive knowledge of handmade rugs along the way. Today, he oversees much of the company's marketing, ecommerce and business development.
Grace Fallon
Grace works across Little-Persia's digital marketing, content and online presence, helping to tell the stories behind our rugs and the craftsmanship behind them.
With an eye for design and detail, she helps bring the collection to life across the website, email and social media, introducing Little-Persia to a new generation of rug lovers.
Mohammed 'Dustin' Fatehi
Originally from Tabriz in north-west Iran, Dustin is an expert weaver and rug restoration craftsman with decades of experience.
Specialising in the cleaning, repair and restoration of hand-knotted rugs and carpets, his traditional knowledge and practical expertise allow everything from everyday repairs to more complex restoration work to be carried out in-house.
Edward Reid
Eddie supports Little-Persia's customer service and day-to-day operations, helping ensure everything runs smoothly behind the scenes.
He has developed a real interest in handmade rugs, particularly tribal pieces, and enjoys learning more about their character, symbolism and regional traditions.
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