Best Persian Carpet Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Al Ain :- The Many Uses of an Ancient Persian Carpet
The history of Persian carpets is probably one of the oldest recorded creations in the human history. However, the richness of Persian rugs only became evident when they were brought from Central Asia to Europe during the thirteenth century. The very first documented proof of Persian Carpets Abu Dhabi came via ancient Chinese writings, which date back to the Sassanid era (224-639 CE).
Rich colors and Patterns :
At this point in time, all that is known about these beautiful works of art are some of their very intricate and vibrant colors which have been discovered through many excavations. In fact, many of these works date back over three thousand years. The very earliest designs come from silk and geometrical patterns which can also be seen on Chinese paintings from the same time. Over the centuries, the popularity of these Persian rugs grew and along with it knowledge about their rich history and their rich colors and patterns.
One of the most difficult aspects of learning about the history of Persian rugs is that the best quality of wool is very soft and expensive fabric. It is not possible to save this wool as easily as you can save wood or stone. Because of this, weaves developed which were often done by women using basic looms techniques using their own hands. The weavers of old were quite skillful and knew how to make these Best Persian Carpet Dubai with relative ease. However, to get the very best quality wool, you would have to pay premium prices to the people of the time.
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The development of the automobile industry in Europe during the thirteenth century allowed the introduction of cars to the continent. This was a highly lucrative business as more affluent people desired cars for transportation. During this period of development in Europe, trade routes were established that brought carpets from the east to the west again. When automobiles became popular in North America, carpet weaving became even more profitable as there was an abundance of wool from the Arab countries and from Central Asia that were able to be used in the manufacture of these luxurious items.
Since the sixteenth century, when the fortunes of Europe began to expand and the population began to grow, the demand for Buy Persian Carpet in Dubai and the export of wool products increased. Carpets from Iran began to enter European markets. At the time, Persia was under the control of the Safed dynasty. Under the Safed dynasty, Iran was involved in trading with Europe, especially with England and Spain. As the Safed dynasty weakened, however, Iran once again became involved in exporting carpets to the Mediterranean.
Comfort and Privacy of your own home
In the early nineteen hundreds, there was a great deal of interest shown by collectors in the antique world in buying and selling antique Persian rugs and carpets, especially since the revolution of Iran in 1979, and the subsequent downfall of the shah's government. Since the fall of the shah, there has been a great deal of re-sale of antique Persian rugs and Buy persian rug dubai in Europe and the United States. There are a great many antique suppliers and sellers today who still have a considerable stock of Persian rugs and carpets to serve the market needs for these items. Since the emergence of the internet as a marketplace for buying and selling antique goods, these types of treasures can now be purchased and sold easily through the internet, from the comfort and privacy of your own home.
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