Haddad Carpets - Kilims - handwoven Rugs and Carpets


This is just a quick tour in our shop at Kiroseiz Mall

* Please note that all carpets shown in this tour are genuine, and are from our production.

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	In this tour we will give you a brief idea about our hand-made Rugs, Carpets, Kilims, and show you part of our products.
	Weaving of a carpet Weaving of a carpet is understood as interaction of strings of a basis and weft and warp knots installed in this cloth base. Such base consists of woolen, cotton, natural silk strings and a yarn from pure wool or pure silk. The same materials, but of more friable spinning, are also used for carpet pile. The cotton yarn as mercerized cotton strings is intertwined together with the pile for which yarn from natural silk or pure wool is commonly used.	These are different kinds of hand woven Kilims. All are made of pure Newzealand or Egyptian lambs wool.
		Hand knotted carpets of fine qualities.
	During centuries the technology of weaving of carpets did not change. The only difference is that nomads had more primitive machine tools, and manufactory factories are more perfect. Nomads' machine tool is arranged simply from two sticks oriented parallel and mounted on the ground by pegs on which strings of a basis are tense. Such horizontal machine tool easily can be transferred from a place on a place, that at a nomadic way of life it is necessary.
	On the right are two Isphahan quality carpets. Number of knots varies from 25 to 42 per square cm.