New Tehran | 176cm x 125cm | No. 19817

Floral New Tehran, beige

Origin

Contemporary aesthetic meets oriental tradition we chose this one New Tehran carpet from the traditional pattern of Persian Sarough carpets get inspired.

Sarough is one of the most famous carpet-knotting areas in Iran. They are famous Saroughs for her floral Sultanabad designs. The delicate tendrils seem to branch out endlessly and are only tamed by the surrounding border.

We have edited the traditional pattern templates and, in particular, completely rearranged the color scheme. The result is a fusion of traditional, oriental carpet design and modern European aesthetics. We try with ours New Tehran carpets to serve the trends of European interior design and playfully deal with the specifications of traditional carpet weaving.

Pattern

The lush floral motifs of this New Tehran are elegant and varied in design. The graceful vegetative symbols depicting blossoms, leaves and branches are artfully intertwined.

The repeating elements of this New Tehran rug have no specific center. The recurring repeat pattern is calming but not boring. carpets with repeat pattern are also referred to as patterned.

The edge of this carpet is decorated with a implied border.

The pattern, inspired by classic oriental ornaments, gives the impression that this hand-knotted rug has a long history behind it. The pattern appears washed out or faded, making it almost abstract. In fact, of course, this New Tehran is new and part of the latest generation of contemporary carpet designs. He bridges the gap between modern designs and interiors and classic oriental motifs. The pattern is reserved and yet present.

The background of this New Tehran is beige. The edge is designed in the colors beige and light green.

material

The pile of this New Tehran is made from a durable blend of Wool and viscose. Viscose, also known as viscose, acetate silk or rayon, is basically made from the natural product cellulose, i.e. from the raw material wood. In India, the cellulose mass is obtained from bamboo. In a complex process, the pulpy cellulose is drawn into a continuous textile yarn. That is why viscose is also referred to as continuous filament yarn. Because of the silky sheen of the yarn, the viscose made from bamboo is also called "Bamboo Silk". The colloquial term "artificial silk" is not permitted under the Textile Labeling Act TKG. The weft and warp threads of this New Tehran are made of Cotton. The versatile material is tear-resistant and stretchy and therefore particularly suitable for a hard-wearing base fabric.