Carpet selling
Carpet selling
Khatibi silk flower
handmade 3 meter rug Tabriz for sale 2800 dollars
Canada - Vancouver
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16047235706 Jalal Hosseini
Ever since man knew
himself and felt the necessity of the necessities of life, he thought of having
a textile to protect him from the cold and hardship of the earth. The wool and hair of animals were the
first human findings to meet this need, and consequently the skin of these
animals was their first underlayment, or in other words, their carpet.
Following evolution, man
learned that by crushing and squeezing wool fibers, he could produce a thicker
and warmer underlay called felt, and by learning spinning techniques, he
produced woolen yarns, and for the first time by merging horizontal and
vertical yarn yarns. Wool invented the kilim, and this was the beginning of the
invention of the knotted or fluffy rug, which was more advanced in art and
technology.
In 1328, the first
knotted carpets were used as horse cover or in nomadic tents, and then many
advances were made in the production of this product. Researchers believe that
the beginning of the flourishing of carpet weaving art in Iran dates back to
the 16th and 17th centuries.
The Persian rug has long
been famous and used, as evidenced by the Greek historian Xenophon in her book
Cyrus between 430 and 345 BC: "Iranians spread rugs under their beds to
keep them soft."
Variety in production
method, size, material, color and differences in appearance and structure have
all caused the Iranian hand-woven carpet to have different types, each of which
has a specific name.
Types of hand-woven
carpets in terms of size
The most common sizes of
Iranian hand-woven carpets are 6 meters, 9 meters, 12 meters and 24 meters,
which are selected according to the environment.
Carpets: Carpets that
are in the sizes of 3x2 meters, 3.5x 2.5 meters, 4x3 meters, 4x6 meters.
Rugs: Carpets that have an
area of less than 4 square meters. Conventional rug sizes include 1.40 x 2.20 and 1.5x 2.5meters.
Headpieces: Carpets that
are wider than the carpet in terms of width and less than 4 meters in length,
which are woven in the sizes of 3x1.5 meters, 3x1.7 meters and 2x3.7 meters.
Side: It is a carpet
that is used for corridors and stairs and its width varies from 1.70 to 0.5
meters and their length varies from 3-10 meters, and in some exceptional cases
it is woven up to 15 meters and more.
A quarter and a half and
a quarter of a quarter: Carpets whose dimensions are 1.5 x 1.04 and 1.60 x 1.10 meters are called Zar and a
half. Also, carpets that are 0.30 x 1.80 meters are called Zar( a unit of length) and quarter.
Back: To carpets with an
area of less than one square meter. The most common back size is 90 x 60 cm.
Types of hand-woven
carpets in terms of local style
Urban carpet: means a
carpet that is woven in cities. The urban weave carpet, which is woven by an
urban weaver, is delicate and has a high number of designs.
Rural carpet: It is a
carpet that is woven in a simple and basic way in the villages. Rural carpets
are often woven without a pattern (mind weaver).
Nomadic carpets: Nomadic
and tribal carpets, like rural carpets, are simple and primitive with patterns
from the environment and life of the tribes. Eli carpets are available in small
sizes in coarse and coarse weave. The side of the tribal rug has a complex
texture that is often attached to short woolen tassels at regular intervals.
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