Side factors in handmade carpet weaving
One of the effective side effects in carpet weaving is wood. Carpet hanger is a frame, wooden or metal that is square or rectangular and plays the role of a column in the texture of the carpet and consists of Sardar, Zirdar, Rastroh, Base, Pich (metal hangings) and wedges (wooden hangars). Other components include: Huff, Kejo and bench.
- Headed and understated: These are two horizontal beams parallel to the ground that form the main skeleton with the right.
- Directions: Two vertical arrows parallel to each other that are perpendicular to the commander and subordinate.
- Hoof: A cylindrical rod, thinner than the wood of the Koju wood, which is placed between the Sardar and the Kaju in the woods of this wood.
- Kajo: A cylindrical rod with a diameter of (4-6 cm) that adjusts and separates the holes and prevents the sides of the carpet from tilting.
- Bench: A wooden device made of a board that must be at least 35 cm wide and has 4 bases and is used to sit the weaver.
- Wedge: It is a Gonia-shaped tongue that is placed in a rectangular slit on the right side and is used to tighten the threads in wooden sticks, so that by hitting Wedge into the distance between the commander and the subordinate, the strings are tightened. It happens. If one wedge is looser and tighter than the other, the hanger will be out of shape and the carpet will be tilted.