Historical Review of St. and Modernity in Iran’s urban handmade rug design and color

Creator : Czechs of the Mind-Committee

Publish Date : 1398/02/01

چکیده In various areas of developing societies such as Iran, the issue of traditions and how to deal with it has brought significant challenges. The field of art and in particular handicrafts is a special place in order to look at different approaches in this field. Iran’s city-made rug (ker, Isfahan, Tabriz and Mashhad) has evolved and changed in comparison to rural and tribal carpets, influenced by Western art and culture as well as the growing growth and development of urban societies, and this is particularly rapidly rapidly rapidly rapidly changing due to developments in modern society and the impact of Iranian art from the West. The current study plans to explore how and how the changes made in the traditions and original indicators in the layout and color of the hand-made rug in these areas to determine what developments and how much Iranian hand-made rugs have undergone during the forced development of modernity. Research is an analytical type and data collection has been conducted as a library and field. The results of the studies indicate that among the hand rugs of the four above areas, the carpets of Tabriz have made the most change in their early traditions and principles, followed by the rug of Kerman, Isfahan and Mashhad in order to rank later. The main purpose of research: 1. Study how tradition and modernity contrasts in the design and color of Iranian city-made rugs Research Questions: 1. What changes have Iran’s urban handmade rug made in its original and traditional features in the face of the growing development of urban communities caused by the wave of modernity? 2. Which of the four areas of study (kers, Isfahan, Tabriz and Mashhad) have more adhered to traditions and which one less? Key vocabulary: tradition, modernity, hand-made rug, rug history, Qajar. ... Read more

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