Kashan rug The cultural region of Kashan Persian rug was known as historical Kashan in all of the old manuscripts and papers, and it was called Kashan in general until the middle of the fourteenth century. All of the towns and villages that were part of Kashan’s historical and cultural region before to the nation’s […]
All kinds of persian rug models In Iran like Ottoman Turkey, flourishing of the art of carpet was related to the rise of a powerful kingdom entitled Safavid dynasty that ruled form 1502 to 1736. All kinds of persian rug models Iranian carpets in Safavid era Portuguese rugs Polonaise Vase Praying Medallion Hunting Garden Garden
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Iranian carpets in Safavid era In Iran like Ottoman Turkey, flourishing of the art of carpet was related to the rise of a powerful kingdom entitled Safavid dynasty that ruled form 1502 to 1736. Iranian carpets in Safavid era The Safavids took power in Azerbaijan and were considered cultural inheritors of the Timurid court in
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Carpets of Arab Caliphs Carpets of Arab Caliphs In 637 B.C. when Arabs occupied Ctesiphon, the victorious are amazed in front of a big and precious carpet that was called “Bahar-Khosro” or “Baharestan” based on legends. The First Khosro was the strongest king of Sassanid. Artaxerxes in Iran established Sassanid in 226 A.C. who entered
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Carpets from Sassanid era of northern Afghanistan, Samangan province Sometimes the date will be changed according to new findings. Archaeologists in northwestern Af-ghanistan, this time in the village of Doab Shah-pasand and from Ayr malik caves of Samangan province have found a number of part-woven carpets that are keeping in National Museum of Kuwait and
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Evidence of Carpet Weaving in Parthian Period in Qumis: Evidence of Carpet Weaving in Parthian Period in Qumis Long and significant epoch of Parthian kings that lasted about five hundred years is one of the obscurest parts if Persian history especially in art and the most crucial reason is few evidence about the situation of
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The first archaeological evidence of knotted rugs One of the oldest documents of knotted carpets has been obtained from an archaeological place in northwestern China: The first archaeological evidence of knotted rugs The first archaeological evidence of knotted rugs In 1960, a team of archaeologists began digging in Qinghai which is situated along Normhong River
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The source of weaving in proofs Weaving technique was the answer to the needs of human to cover and support himself against cold and heat. This is one the oldest actions done by human. https://fhciran.com/ The source of weaving in historical and archaic proofs There are a lot of historical and archaic proofs that let
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Decorative traditions in Jajim fabric The structure of the cloth, and the special decorative techniques used in making Decorative traditions in Jajim fabric severely limit the choices of decoration open to the Shahsavan weavers. Persian carpet They cannot stray from the decorative tradition: that of multicoloured, vertical stripes of differing widths. The simplest and most
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All kinds of shahsavan jajims Shahsavan Jajim/Moghan =Various geometric motifs of ancient origins animates the vertical stripes of this sober Jajim. Among the motifs is the easily-recognised “Padlock” design, which is alternated here with cruciform Persian carpet and triangolar-shaped motifs. The stylised representation of a knife is unique. Strangely, the motifs in one stripe are
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