Hamadan Carpets and Rugs
Hamedan is an ancient city that has a history of more than 3000 years. Hamedan is one of the major centers of carpet weaving in Iran. It is important because the amount of carpets and rugs produced at cheap prices is more than other areas of carpet weaving in Iran. For this reason, Hamedan can be called the center of cheap Persian rugs. What distinguishes Hamedan carpets from other Persian carpets is its long and woolly fringe (roots). These characteristics have made Hamedan carpets heavier than carpets from other parts of Iran. Due to the cold and long winters in this area, it is necessary for people to prepare a thick and woolen carpet to cover their living room or floor.
Angelas Carpet
Angelas carpets, also often known as Injelas rugs tare rural carpets that are woven in Anglas village located in Hamadan province western Iran. This rugs have symmetrical knots with cotton warp and weft and woolen pile. In and out fish design (Mahi Darham) design, Jumble fish (Herati – Mahi Darham) design and Medallion – Corner (Lachak Toranj) design are common designs and red, blue, crimson and white are the common colors of Anglas rugs.
Carpet Specifications
This is a fine and delicate Angelas carpet in 1 by 1.5 meters size that was woven forty years ago in the south of Hamadan. In this carpet, more than 250,000 Turkish knots per square meter have been used. Its pile is made of high quality and natural wool from Hamedan region. Also, its warp and weft are made of natural cotton and are very durable.
The design of this carpet is called in and out fish design (Mahi Darham) design, but it is very similar to the carpets known as Hosseinabad. Moreover, Five colors are used in the texture of this carpet while the main background color is red. This rug is very suitable for entrances, halls, kitchens and bedrooms. The red background color with geometric patterns warms up your living environment and also create a unique scene by making contrast with light color decoration.
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