Tabriz Carpet

Tabriz Carpet

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A Tabriz carpet – your own magic carpet

Perhaps one of the finest carpets ever made, it is a Tabriz rug and defines the legends and history, with the sensitivity of the Persian world. Tabriz carpets are aesthetically pleasing works of art come together in the elegant designs of tradition ancient myth. The carpet in your home is to customize and give originality you've always wanted.

Tabriz carpets are the second most largest city in Iran found in the Persian province of Azerbaijan in the north-west. This ancient city has a turbulent history, dating from pre-existing documents, because it was a flourishing oasis when it was mentioned in a written document.

In spite of wars, invasions and occupations that have lived, people of the city has managed to craft carpet prosper in trade, with only one period in the 19th century, when business declined. Business development and Tabriz rugs history has been dominated by families with one and sometimes dynasties. During the Safavid Dynasty (1499-1722), the city has regained its economic and cultural point of art, when the members of this dynasty founded workshops and improved trade relations, which Tabriz, one of the artistic centers of Iran, Tabriz is now a leading producer of high quality Persian rugs, if not the most prolific of all.

But why is a Tabriz rug so special? In addition to high quality, these carpets are the weaver exceptional skills in the arts, which have shown that have been transmitted from generation to generation. They are made entirely by hand and generally colored with natural dyes, although some rugs made after 1945 may be synthetically dyed and may be less KPSI.

The fabric is the most often in very fine cotton, but some craftsmen use of silk or a combination of these two and the battery usually mixed wool and silk Kurk. Some of best silk carpets used as an essential part of the Foundation and the battery, and son are woven with gold, even in the database.

Some technical characteristics of a carpet from Tabriz in the fact that two frames are usually made of cotton or wool with cotton warp son also have a combination Turkish and Persian knots (many of them have only two symmetrical Turkish knot) and a tight base doubled. The nap is a little hard to the touch and short mat decorated with high quality and more for the carpet to the press.

The designs, colors and many shades used are characteristic a Tabriz rug and can have a range of colors ranging from dark red and navy as predominant colors, ivy, tan, soft pastel green and other contrasting. Tabriz rugs are known for the large number of colors used in one piece. and usually have complex patterns with small details and complicated. The majority of carpets from Tabriz have a central medallion and quarter medallions in the corners (Shah Abbasi Islim, or a combination of both) but there some who may have geometric patterns with a predominance of simple floral patterns with vases, hearts of palm and hunting scenes near bank. The diversity is immense, however, some models are rare and can be found in private collections or family assets.

These beautiful Carpet can make a piece of the magic of the East in any room of your home. Who knows, maybe Aladdin Carpet fantastic find its place directly your feet!

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Arnold Hexden is known for his interesting articles on many subjects.You can read more about antique and Persian rugs on his website: The Antique Rugs Review and Directory which is at http://www.dreamantiquerugs.com.

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