All about Hersin’s kilim
Due to the anti-willow nature of goat wool, it is used in the margins of Hersin kilim and because there is no empty space in this kilim, fine patterns are woven in the margins and its margins. The texture of this type of kilim is based on the nature of the weaver and the geographical environment. The colors of Hersin kilim are mainly limited to white, crimson, green and red, and more recently magenta. The motifs of this kilim are mostly fringed, sideways and a few bergamots along each other and in the middle. Knitting is just a form of weaving that has been woven by playing with the color and movement of the kilim. Hersin kilim is one of the best kilims in the world.
Military fountain motifs and a combination of sparrow trees and nests, ducks, snakes, dolls, scissors, horizontal, vertical lines, the role of striped pulleys, cat claws, melon slices, overgrown flowers, cashmere flowers and needles are among the designs in the kilims The province is seen especially by Hersin. Also in the field of Hersin kilims, there are many signs of the entanglement of civilization and cultures. Local wool is used to make yarn for kilim and carpet weaving. Glycine Hersin has clear and vivid colors and very beautiful patterns. The mesh is woven around the patterns to make the patterns stand out. In Hersin, all kinds of hand-woven fabrics are woven such as kilim, kilimcheh, back, khorjin, and jawal. In the Hersin kilims, which are an important handicraft in this area, the variety of native and traditional paintings can be seen. The compactness of the patterns, the darkness, the appearance, and the durability of the colors are clear signs of these hand-woven fabrics. It is one of the most famous kilim weaving regions in Iran, Kermanshah province and Harsin city, whose kilims have a global brand and have a special reputation. The patterns are mental and imaginative and without a map and with geometric and frequent lines and shapes, but they are full of patterns and patterns. The width of this border is three to four centimeters and it is woven on both longitudinal sides and also with a thinner size on the top and bottom of the carpet. This margin, in addition to beauty, increases the strength of carpets. The bergamot of these kilims is repetitive and varied. The lines that create the motifs and drawings in Hersin are called “Karkheh.”
The colors used in these kilims are crimson, white, red, green, and orange, which gives it a special beauty with an artistic contrast. The role of carpets in this area is usually melon, flower and needle cuttings. Sajjadeh designs and semi-arched ponds are also woven, which is mostly inspired by nature. Hersin kilims are 100 cm wide and 120 to 180 cm long. Parvine kilim is a type of kilim in this area that is woven with fabric threads. Carpet weaving is also common in Hersin, but kilim weaving is more common due to its booming market.
Today, the use of black in dyeing kilim yarn and other underlays is common among Hersin residents. Poultry and other bird species, cat claws, small flowers (small flowers), pulleys, and lions are common motifs on Hersin carpets. And it is the art, creativity and tranquility of these weavers. Hersin’s kilim tissue centers are:
1. Parveh village, where most women weave kilims with rugs, ponds, and arches;
2. Sarmoj village of Hossein Khani, where beautiful kilims are woven with motifs, flowers, stripes, and mahrams. As mentioned, the narrow outer edge of the kilim is woven with goat hair because it is stronger, prevents moisture from penetrating, does not rot, and prevents insects – such as willows – from entering the body of the kilim.
