Pakistan and the carpet

Pakistan is now a major exporter of handmade carpets. The country is home to an area of 366,373 square miles in southern Asia, its capital, Raul Peni and some of its famous cities Karachi, Lahore. It is limited from the north to Afghanistan and the Republic of the Russian Federation and from the east to India and from the west to Iran and Afghanistan and from the south to the Oman Sea, most Pakistanis have employment in agriculture and livestock, and addressing the handicrafts including textiles and carpets in the vicinity of its cousins, particularly among the villagers. Since 1947, India’s officials immigrated to the country, the carpets in this region of the world were widespread as a popular and rural industry to support the government, and the immigrant Afghans helped the industry and its development. wool is the most important primary substance used in the rug of this area, which is supplied from local sheep and some are exported abroad. In addition to a small amount of wool, there is a small amount of silk in the country, which is imported. A group of Pakistani rug designs and roles mimic Iranian designs. The plan of Gaulgar and other Iranian designs such as Kashan, Zasan, Perseparate, Burman, including Yommoth, Salore, Frisia, is imitated in the country. Kashmir’s bush textures, as well as the famous themes of the global rug, are common in the hands of Pakistan. The color used in the carpets industry is chemical, and the consumption of worms is more common than India, and the carpets are more fine and this has led to the warmth of its market in competition with similar Indian tissues. Essentially, the people of Pakistan are skilled in delicate hand-made textures, and the texture of a tent called “dak” which is called “inhalak” and is very subtle, the ability of these people to provide subtle hand-mades is the method of Pakistan rugs usually with Persian nodes and textures in a minimal and limited manner, the washing of carpets in this land to reduce the intensity of the colors and the order of export or export dimensions. In Pakistan, in addition to conventional rugs called the “high” rugs, which are large and are woven for mosques in India and Pakistan, as well as some kind of flower or glamorous flowering with cloth platter. Lahour, Mohan, is one of Pakistan’s most important carpets.