Familiarity with the old curtain rugs of Harris Iran
A curtain rug woven during the time of Nasser al-Din Shah Qajar, around the year 9, which was used as a curtain and with a special technique from the bottom of the two separate textures at the end, and you signed the curtain in the form of a signature. Is displayed in one of the halls of the Royal Palace.
There have been curtain rugs for many years in houses, nomadic tents, mosques and prayer rooms, and of course the shrines of imams and imams with colorful and colorful patterns.
In many cases, it was woven in two ways with two different designs and colors. Curtain rugs in porches and naves are used for sitting and prostration, and for pilgrims, they adorn the doors of the shrine.
Most of the curtain rugs in the holy shrine are altar designs. Inspired by the role of carpets in the creation of these designs, the altar of mosques is sometimes designed with a candlestick and an inscription or writing on the top of the altar.