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| + | |Name = Sirjan Rug | ||
| + | |Original name = قالی سیرجان | ||
| + | |Alternative names = Sirjan Carpet | ||
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| + | |Origin = {{flag|Iran}}: | ||
| + | |Category = City rug | ||
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| + | |Dyeing method = Natural dyes, synthetic dyes | ||
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| + | Sirjan rugs originate from Sirjan, located in the Province of Fars in southern Iran, is the main collection point for the tribal traditional rugs that are produced in the area between Shiraz and Kerman. Strategically situated at the intersection of roads joining the four southern provinces, Sirjan is an important market center. It is also the ancestral home to the Afshari people who have greatly influenced the style of Sirjan rugs. Sirjan is famous for its highly collectable “Sofreh” textile – a small, square shape Kilim type textile that had many practical functions including that of a dining rug. The majority of Sirjan rugs are flat weave, which basically creates a textile without a pile. The technique of flat weaving Sirjan rugs means that no knots are used in the weaving process. Instead the warp strands are used as the foundation and the weft stands are used as both part of the foundation and in creating the patterns. The weft strands are woven through the warp strands. However there are Sirjan rugs that are woven with the symmetrical knot at an approximate density of 100 KPSI (knots per square inch){{citation needed}} | ||
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Revision as of 07:37, 29 August 2019
| Sirjan Rug | |
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 Design of Sirjan Rug (Rugman) | |
| General information | |
| Name | Sirjan Rug |
| Original name | قالی سیرجان |
| Alternative name(s) | Sirjan Carpet |
| Origin |  Iran: |
| Category | City rug |
| Technical information | |
| Dyeing method | Natural dyes, synthetic dyes |
Sirjan rugs originate from Sirjan, located in the Province of Fars in southern Iran, is the main collection point for the tribal traditional rugs that are produced in the area between Shiraz and Kerman. Strategically situated at the intersection of roads joining the four southern provinces, Sirjan is an important market center. It is also the ancestral home to the Afshari people who have greatly influenced the style of Sirjan rugs. Sirjan is famous for its highly collectable “Sofreh” textile – a small, square shape Kilim type textile that had many practical functions including that of a dining rug. The majority of Sirjan rugs are flat weave, which basically creates a textile without a pile. The technique of flat weaving Sirjan rugs means that no knots are used in the weaving process. Instead the warp strands are used as the foundation and the weft stands are used as both part of the foundation and in creating the patterns. The weft strands are woven through the warp strands. However there are Sirjan rugs that are woven with the symmetrical knot at an approximate density of 100 KPSI (knots per square inch)[citation needed]