Curved design in Iranian carpet

The art and originality of Iranian carpets is famous all over the world, and Iran is known for its carpets and some other handicrafts. Artists in this field have tried to develop these designs and roles by using old designs and roles, as well as local and ethnic customs and traditions, and to advance in accordance with the tastes and desires of today’s world. Among the designs and patterns used in Iranian carpets, the curved design has a unique appearance and beauty, and in general, Iranian carpet is a symbol of special designs with symbolic complexities and amazing delicacies.

Originality and elegance, as well as creativity in the design and roles of Iranian carpets, which are more visible every day than before. Among the designs and roles used in Iranian carpets, the curved design has a special place. In Iranian roles and designs, what is felt more than anything is their closeness and closeness to the living environment and traditions of Iranians, and this closeness and closeness has led to the use of life and a new spirit in these works.
Nature and flowers and plants and animals have had the greatest impact on carpet designers, and the curved design is actually a combination of the taste and art of the designer and the beauties of nature. In addition to being inspired by nature and its requirements, Iranian carpet design is also inspired by the arts of other countries such as Saudi Arabia and China, and this combination has added to the beauty and charm of Iranian carpets. Of course, the use of these designs in combination with Iranian designs is not such that Iranian designs are overshadowed or not visible, but primarily the purpose of preserving the Iranian design and roles and transferring it to the future. The curved design, as its name implies, is actually a geometric design and, of course, without angles in the drawings.

Types of curved designs in Iranian carpets
Curved designs on Iranian carpets are also known as oval, rhombus and elastic frame frames. The weaving pattern of the curve design in Iranian carpet is such that the rhombus or curve or oval is placed in the middle of the weave and they fill it all around with different designs and patterns. In this case, the general plan of Toranj is said to be very useful in Iranian art and it is also used in all kinds of weaves such as carpets or rugs.
Research on Iranian carpets and engravings shows that these engravings have a wide variety and variety, and the subtleties of these patterns are so vast and special that they amaze the viewer.