
Azin Banu is basically from Kerman but last year her family was settled in Chicago permanently. She says that when they shifted she particularly asked her father to brought carpets from Iran because Iranian Carpets are hand made, beautifully designed, and an important part of the Iranian culture. Many Iranians make their livelihood creating these works of art. As more and more of the world recognizes the quality and beauty of these Iranian carpets the demand grows. In fact demand has grown so much that these carpets (rugs) are now being produced in area that were not known for weaving in the past.
Azin more says that anyone who has ever seen a Iranian Carpet will agree when I say a Iranian Carpet is not just a rug but rather a magnificent work of art with a mix of wonderful hues and patterns. After all this skill has been perfected over 2500 years so who would expect anything less. During ancient times the Iranians were one of the first carpet weavers. Throughout the centuries they have used ingenuity combined with talent to design a carpet that stands out above the rest. If there was an award for excellence in carpets the Iranian Carpets would win hands down.
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Hello, asalamoulaykum , I have a very old prayer rug I was hoping maybe you could share with me some knowledge if I email you some pictures maybe we have something in common I also like perisan rugs, trust me this rug I have it is very interesting I think you will be impressed.
my email is depositchoice@gmail.com ,,,, sorry i forgot to include hope to hear back from you sometime…
salam email bezanid off bezariid pm ok
سلام جیگر با اون تیپت به خدا کشتی منو اگه اهل حالی شماره تو برام ایمیل کن
salam
salam golam
salam baba ey val dari fereshteh.
in this picture this girle not from iran also the cloths 100% this morocco girle its cloths very famous in morrocco also the guess room when this girle sat its moroccan the traditional guess room .
i dont know why say this from iran hhhhh layer maby
Fantastic function! This is precisely the type of stuff that really should be unfold close to the web. Shame on the research engines for not showing this things close to the major!
Salam,
I like Turkish carpets the best, but I think you are very pretty and I would like to be in contact with you. I am already in the USA but please send me an email @ mikedarco@Yahoo.com. I think we have some things in common. Musherrif Oldum!
That these Iranian ladies are onto some independent occupation all their own is a heartening sight.