Persian Rug

The Iranian carpet and the discussion about its history has always been one of the most important issues of interest to orientalists, both Iranian and non-Iranian.According to Bazar, the Iranian carpet and the discussion about its history have always been one of the most important issues of interest to orientalists, both Iranian and non-Iranian. But since most of the studies conducted in this regard lack a scientific foundation and in other words do not have a correct basis, in most cases they have been accompanied by completely wrong and even biased results.Distortion of Iranian carpet historyThe interest in researching Iranian carpets and its historical records has attracted the attention of Weste researchers for more than a hundred years, but since attention to the ancient art of the East has been associated with non-archaeological purposes in many cases, they have tried to Things including history have completely distorted the history of Iranian carpet weaving, with some false images and hasty claims to link it to the art of Turks and Central Asian tribes. According to Dr. Cyrus Parham:"Arts such as carpet weaving, which was specific to the Near East and the Middle East, especially Iran, the Caucasus, Turkmenistan, Asia Minor, and Afghanistan, were a disturbing mystery for Weste artists from the very beginning, because they did not stick to Greece and Rome and Weste civilization and culture. Neither to Christianity, nor could it be the achievement or disciple of the colonists. But it didn't take long for the blessing of "Drait"! A few archeologists and art historians of the Prussian Empire discovered the solution to the puzzle, and carpet weaving was considered an art and an industry that grew and was exalted in the vicinity and under the shelter of the West and Christianity. Asia Minor, which has always had a close relationship with Europe during the Easte Roman Empire, during the Crusades and the era of Byzantine civilization, as well as the,ara rug ...ادامه مطلب