World Treasure of Iranian Persian Tapestry Art

Artistic tapestry is a famous Iranian handicraft, which has enjoyed a high reputation in the world since ancient times. The exquisite tapestry is an important carrier to show the Iranian national culture. The handcraft is excellent, the raw material selection is exquisite, the color collocation is clever, the pattern is novel and chic, can preserve for a long time does not fade the characteristic is the world famous.

The two owners from Iran's Mortazavi Carpet Company brought exquisite tapestries to the Qinghai International Carpet Exhibition.

Iranian Persian tapestries are made of fine wool and silk.

Wool is the main material for weaving Persian blankets. The cool climate of the grazing mountains makes the wool fibers soft and long. Lambs of eight to fourteen months of age have the finest wool, which is called cork.

The tapestry woven by Corker feels delicate, smooth and soft; Silk is the smoothest material used in Persian rugs. It makes tapestries very soft and very reflective. It is usually used to emphasize the design and theme of the pattern in the tapestries.

Iranian tapestries are made by hand weaving, hand spinning and hand tying. Home-workshop production, seven or eight year old children come home from school to learn knitting techniques.

Each tapestry has a production cycle of more than six months. The value of a Persian rug is directly determined by the number of "knots" that workers weave by hand.

"Knot" in Persian is called "laji", which is the number of knots on a length of 10 centimeters.

The more "pull ji", the more smooth, delicate and strong the tapestry plane is. The number of "pull ji" of high-quality tapestry is equivalent to the knot density of more than 300 lines in China.

A very important factor for the beauty of a tapestry is the matching of colors. The dye for Iranian tapestry is derived from natural plants, such as light yellow from pomegranate peel and reddish brown from walnut peel. The dye is difficult and expensive to produce, but it ensures that the color of the tapestry is alive, unique and natural, and has great vitality, and will remain fresh after a hundred years.

At the same time, the number of colors used on a tapestry is also related to the value of the tapestry. The more colors were used, the more complex the weaving and the greater the value of the tapestry.

Tapestry is a family handicraft woven goods handed down from generation to generation by a family or a village in Iran. It has practical beauty and high collection value, and is praised as "soft gold" by collectors. A lot of palaces around the world, famous buildings, luxury, art galleries, Iran Persian tapestry as a treasure collection.