All about the Kelardasht carpet carpet in Iran
rug Kelardasht or Kelardasht carpet is one of the light urban carpets that is woven in Kelardasht region located in Mazandaran province in northern Iran. In this carpet, symmetrical and asymmetrical knots with cotton thread and wool lint have been used. Lacquer, bergamot and geometry are common and red, black, orange, green and crimson designs of the common colors of Kelardasht carpet.
Kelardasht carpet is a carpet that is very unknown in Mazandaran region and even in Iran and is even unknown among traders and weavers. This carpet has very few buyers in the domestic market in general, and only a group of carpet exporters export it to European countries.
The most famous carpet of Kelardasht is woven in Makaraud village of the province. Kelardasht carpet is one of the large carpets with ft, which is also known as Khersak carpet. The designs of Kelardasht carpets are mainly mental and without a map. In the roles of Kelardasht carpet weaving, beautiful and at the same time hard mountainous nature is manifested.
The role of “Mel Chefteh” in the margins of Glim Hersin can be seen exactly in the margins of the text of an old Kelardasht carpet. Other carpet designs in Kelardasht include the role of forest, box, Rudbaraki, Majmei, Gol Sini, Ainki, Chakhmaqi, Rasouli, Shamleh, Kharki, Shokri, Sikh Kebabi and Mazlaqan.
The flowers that are used in the text of Kelardasht carpet are:
Rasul Gol (so-called “Rasan rope”), Male horn, cat claw, Kulche flower, Qajl halva (which is a type of halva made with local butter and honey), deer map, sparrow, flower straw path, shoulder Harry, Turkmen Flower, Larry Flower, Shah Abbasi Flower, Pil Mel or Neck Money, Fish Flower, Chakhmaq Flower, Claw Tube, Screwdriver, Pumpal, Tray Flower, Toothpick, Dandelion Flower, Flower blanket, Karim Khani, Chaharvaz, Chenar , Sheidi flower, goat bridge (hornless goat) and clinker goat (horned goat)
