Persian Carpet The Product of Creative & Artistic fingertips

 



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A Persian rug has a wide variety designs and styles, and trying to organize them in to a category is a very difficult task.

The history of Persian rugs and carpets goes back deep in to the heart of history to more than 2500years ago. Iranian's were among the first carpet weavers among the ancient civilizations, and through centuries of creativity and ingenious building upon the talents of the past achieved a unique degree of excellence.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The carpet is the finest and most exquisite form of expression and the best specimens available today; ranking amongst the highest level of art ever attained by mankind.

To race the history of the Persian Carpet is to follow a path of cultural growth of one of the greatest civilizations the world has ever known. And for many centuries, of course. The Persian carpet has received international credit for its artistic splendor .In places, famous buildings, mosques, museums, big conference and wedding halls, and rich homes, Persian carpet is considered among the most luxurious and treasured possessions and valuable assets.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The main materials for weaving up carpets or rugs are wool, cotton and silk which are easily available to traditional carpet weavers .The earliest known Persian carpet was discovered by Russian Professor Redneck in 1949 during excavations of burial mounds in the Altia Mountains in Siberia.

Another rug was discovered in the same area, dating back to the fifth century B.C. and is now kept in the Armitage museum of Leningrad. Historical evidences show that long before the first century B.C. the court of Cyrus the great who founded the Persian monarchy over 2500 years ago, was be decked by magnificent carpets. Iranian carpets and rugs are categorized basically according to their design style and material, size, color, pattern, foundation, knots, durability and quality.

The most famous carpets and rugs are woven in the northeast, south, center, the west and north west of the country. Turkmen Sahra, Mashhad and Kashmar in the northeast, Kerman in the south, Isfahan and Kashan in the central part, Bijar in the west and Tabriz in the northwest are the most famous places to weave carpet. Among the most important features and characteristics of Iranian carpets, we can mention the following: Lasting and bright colors, durable materials, beautiful designs, eye catching patterns, clear and vibrant colors, large size, fine and excellent weaving, and high number of knots up to even 5000 knots per.sq cm.