Yalmah handmade carpet

Yalmah handmade carpet

South of the Bakhtiari area is the site of the Yalmah Lur and a clan of lurks whose weavers have woven geometric-style carpets that contradict Bakhtiari’s designs.
The colors used in Yalmai carpets are typically light blue, navy, brown, red and juicy white, and sometimes the carpets themselves are woven into the area.
Yalmeh is a tribe of Bakhtiari tribe south of Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari region and its people are carpet weaving alongside livestock and their carpet market is Shahrekord, Isfahan and Shiraz. The center of the textures of the Yalmah carpets is in Borujen, Ali Abad, Talakhounche, Sadegh Abad, and the outskirts of Shahreza (Qomsheh).
Design and Role: The design of Yalmah rugs is similar to other nomads. The broken lines and geometries are simplified shapes, as well as perfectly defined motifs of the Yalmah carpet. The designs do not use Bakhtiari’s flower and bushes, and their designs are often influenced by Qashqai’s roles in the form of recurring rhymes.
The individuality of the number of vertical and horizontal frames in the framed motifs, which were recently inserted in the carpets of this people, and the role of the Sasanian sun and the broken cross and henna are other signs of Yalmah carpets.
BABYT: Fur and wool carpets are of this wool folk abundantly available. The size and area of ​​these carpets are usually small. The rug is half-woven, side-by-side, as well as backslashes of various sizes and weights that are woven with colorful bergs among the people of this tribe. The texture of these carpets is often flat and flat.
Color: The predominant colors in these carpets are lacquered, navy, blue, and the byproducts are white, cream, gray, and pea. These colors are often dark and use plant and industrial colors for dyeing.