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Carpet weaving in iran.
Researchers say iran turkestan and the caucasus are the primary cradle of carpet weaving.
The pattern of carpets reminds you of the persian garden which is full of flora birds and other animals.
As an export product this exquisite and valuable commodity imports large quantities of currency.
From the very beginning iranians have been designing and implementing carpet drawings using the aesthetic sense and assimilating ancient art.
In palaces famous buildings mansions and museums the world over a persian carpet is amongst the most treasured possession.
The carpet weaving in iran has background of thousands of years and has always been one of the most beautiful handiworks in the world.
The measures of this carpet are 2xl 83 meters and its exact copy has been reconstructed.
Persian carpets are renowned for their richness of colour variety of spectacular artistic patterns and quality of design.
Iran s all women carpet weaving workforce is showing signs of discontent.
The pazirik carpet was used to cover horses and according to rodlenko s statement was made by mad or pars hakhamaneshian artists.
Carpet and carpet weaving have long been in iranian nature and iran is considered the cradle of carpet weaving in the world.
The proofs of some texts suggest that the art of carpet weaving existed long before christ.
Pile carpet weaving and weaving of kilim called gilim and jajim in the villages and among the tribes.
Carpet making is iran s second biggest export industry after oil with sales expected to top two b billion dollars this.
Today carpet weaving is by far the most widespread handicraft in iran.
Modern production is characterized by the revival of traditional dyeing with natural dyes the reintroduction of traditional tribal patterns but also by the invention of modern and innovative designs woven in the centuries old technique.
The history of iranian carpet carpet experts believe that the art of carpet weaving originates from asia.
Carpet weaving still plays a major part in the economy of modern iran.
Wool cotton and silk are the most common materials in carpet weaving.
The crafts of shiraz consist of inlaid mosaic work of triangular design.