Persian Carpet Blog
Finishing Process for Qum Rugs: Washing
Details of the "washing" process essential to finishing Persian carpets. We explain why carpets are washed after weaving, the traditional brush and spatula method, sun-drying in Qom's dry climate, the effects of salt-containing water quality, and the option of local cleaning, all from the perspective of a shop owner who has seen it firsthand, with accompanying videos. GOLISTAN, a specialty store.
From Silkworm Egg to Silk Thread: Cocoon, Drying, and Reeling
The entire process of making silk threads for Persian carpets. This explanation, from the perspective of the shop owner who observed the process locally, covers everything from silkworm egg management, mulberry leaf feeding, cocoon formation, and dry cocooning, to reeling and dyeing. Approximately 400-600 cocoons are needed for one square meter of carpet. Golestan, the specialty store.
Horizontal looms and vertical looms – urban and nomadic tools
This article explains the types and structures of looms used to weave Persian carpets. The owner, who has seen these looms firsthand, summarizes the differences between the portable horizontal looms used by nomads and the vertical looms used in city workshops for large pieces, the roles of key components such as warp, weft, and tension adjustment, and how to distinguish them from machine-made carpets. Golestan Carpet Shop.
How Persian Rugs Are Woven — The Difference Between Persian and Turkish Knots
Two types of knots support the craftsmanship of Persian rugs: the Persian knot (single knot) and the Turkish knot (double knot). This article, written from the perspective of a shop owner who has seen them firsthand in local workshops, summarizes everything from their aesthetic flow and durability to how to distinguish them from the back and the time it takes to create them.
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