Boteh is a Persian word meaning a shrub, bush, or cluster of small leaves. In textile and carpet contexts, it refers to a stylized teardrop motif that often appears repeated across carpets and rugs.
This motif has ancient roots in the Persian cultural sphere, where it symbolized things like eternal life, fertility, fire, and spiritual energy.

The Paisley is a town in Scotland that became famous during the 18th–19th centuries for producing textiles featuring this same teardrop motif.

Western design and fashion adopted the pattern from imported Indian and Persian textiles, especially Kashmiri shawls woven with the boteh design.

Boteh/Paisley in oriental and Persian carpets, the boteh motif appears as a decorative pattern rather than as the name of a producer.

The motif is found in pieces from Iran, Central Asia, and South Asia, and occasionally associated with symbolic themes like the tree of life or eternal flame.

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