Persian Silk Carpets, Mirmehidi Workshop, Wall Hanging
Decorations in the hallway. It's hard to appreciate them from a distance because there's not much space between them. It's nice to be able to feel the soft feel of the silk carpet every time I pass by (◠‿◠)♪.It's also fun to see how the colors change dramatically depending on the angle from which you look at it, from the right or left. I think this design is a beautiful piece of art. I could look at it forever. Thank you for a wonderful carpet. I was given instructions on how to decorate the wall. ------ Sorry for the late reply, thanks for your reply. It's not framed, but I will send you some pictures of the process and a whiteboard I used at the 100 yen shop. As the width of the carpet was almost exactly the same as the board, we layered two pieces to make it 10mm thick and placed it on the baseboard, then used 5 pieces x 2 = 10 pieces to cut the height up to the ceiling height. I glued the polystyrene sheets together in pairs with glue and connected them with tape, bought wallpaper with the same pattern as the wallpaper on top, glued it on, and fixed it to the wall with thin nails. It was about 225mm high for 450mm x 5 sheets.The carpet is quite heavy, so it tends to sag at the front, so it was necessary to nail it to the wall. The nails are 16mm. The wallpaper covers the sides and is cut at the wall. (The pins visible on the front of the image are temporary fastening pins.) My biggest concern was how to secure the carpet. I used Ray's double-sided tape to firmly attach it vertically and horizontally. Without this, I might have had to use thumb tacks...!? All that's left to do is trim both ends, fix them on double-sided tape, and cover them with a surface film to prevent them getting dirty.I'm pretty satisfied with how I can touch the carpet's surface with my hands, and how it's not as extravagant as framing, and how it can be neatly displayed on the wall (^^)v! The panels cost 1000 yen for 10 panels, and about 2.5m of wallpaper? How much was it? Glue for styrofoam was 100 yen, and the wallpaper was made from dissolved wood glue, and the nails were about 200 yen, and the double-sided tape from Ray was a bit pricey... several thousand yen? It probably cost less than 10,000 yen. Maybe over 5,000 yen...? It takes time, a bit of carpentry knowledge, and a determination to do something about it, but now I can touch and look at the comfortable carpet every day, and it's great. It was all worth the effort! It's an amateur job, but I hope it will be helpful ( ◠‿◠ )
Comment from GOLESTAN
Thank you very much for taking the time to send us the photos despite your busy schedule. I can tell from the photos that you framed them and that they turned out beautifully. I also think that you made a great choice in choosing navy blue from the three colors of Mirmehidi Atelier's masterpiece, "Tree of Life." I hope that you will treasure this very precious piece and use it for a long time to come. I look forward to working with you again in the future. Please feel free to contact me at any time if you have any questions.
Comment from GOLESTAN