New 396x286 Cm Hand-knotted Persian Carpet Original Isfahan

NEW 396x286 cm Hand-Knotted Persian Carpet Original ISFAHAN
Short Description:
Hand-knotted Persian carpet (396 x 286 cm) | 100% pure wool with no foreign blend for the best quality | Expertly and organically hand-washed | Knot count of approx. 160,000 knots per m² | NEW, in excellent condition | Versatile use in various rooms due to its size and design
Since 1876 in the Persian carpet industry - 5th generation of the FARAHANI family
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Long Description:
This hand-knotted Kashan Persian carpet measures 396 x 286 cm and is a beautiful example of Persian knotting art. Its decorative floral pattern, exquisite natural colors, and high-quality wool make it a true masterpiece. It has been carefully hand-washed and is in top condition, ready to be placed in your home, adding elegance to any space.
Features:

Type: Persian Carpet

Pile: 100% Wool

Warp: 100% Cotton

Color: See images

Size: 396 cm x 286 cm

Knot Count: approx. 160,000 knots per m²

Condition: TOP condition

Questions & Answers:
Question: What is the traditional significance of the patterns on this carpet?
Answer: The patterns on this Persian carpet often reflect the rich culture and history of Persia. Each pattern may have a specific meaning inspired by regional origin or historical events.
Question: Why is knot density important in hand-knotted carpets?
Answer: The knot density of a carpet is an indicator of its quality and durability. The higher the knot density, the finer and denser the woven pattern, leading to a long-lasting and detailed carpet.
Question: What role do carpets play in Persian culture?
Answer: Carpets have a long tradition in Persian culture and are more than just floor coverings. They are considered works of art that combine craftsmanship, cultural symbols, and history. Persian carpets are expressions of tradition, identity, and aesthetic sensibility.
In a magnificent hand-knotted carpet from Isfahan, Iran, the fine silk carpets of Shiraz, Tabriz, and Kashan are reflected. From Tehran to Yazd and from Kerman to Mashhad, Persian carpets tell the stories of Nain, Qom, and Ardabil. The robust Gabbeh carpets of the Qashqai from Malayer and Kavir, as well as the intricate knots from Baluch and Golestan, capture the essence of the Persian Gulf and the Caspian Sea. In the picturesque cities of Isfahan, Shiraz, and Tabriz, the art of carpet weaving thrives, while Kashan, Tehran, and Yazd preserve the traditions of Persian carpets. The ancient cities of Kerman and Mashhad are known for their intricate carpet patterns, while Ardabil, Bidjar, and Ziegler are home to some of the finest Persian carpets. The rural regions of Malayer and Kavir are the homeland of the robust Gabbeh carpets of the Qashqai. The hand-knotted Baluch carpets and the artistic Golestan carpets reflect the cultural diversity of the country. Anatolia in Turkey offers a wealth of carpets from Hereke, Kayseri, and Konya.