Moghan Azerbaijan
アゼルバイジャン地方モガン平原を拠点とするシャーサヴァン族はマフラシュ(布団袋)、ホルジン(ロバの背にかける物入れ)など生活民具にスマック織を用いてきました。縦糸に模様糸を絡ませながら織り進んでいくこの織は耐久性だけでなく、多様性に富んだ美しい文様が特徴です。また、120年ぶりに復活し幻の織と呼ばれる真珠織もこの地方独特の絨毯です。
The Shahsavan tribe, based in the Moghan Plain of Azerbaijan, has used sumak weaving for everyday items such as the mahrash (cloth bag) and khorjin (saddlebag for donkeys). This weaving technique, which intertwines warp by pattern threads, is characterized not only by its durability but also by its rich and beautiful patterns. Additionally, the pearl weave, which has been revived after 120 years, is a unique carpet of this region.
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ソレマニエ・フィニィ工房
17世紀サファヴィー朝時代の王室工房の絨毯や19世紀の絨毯を手紡ぎ・草木染めによる伝統的な手法で再創造しています。北東部トルクメンの古典柄を復活させ、120年途絶えていたアゼルバイジャン地方の希少な真珠織の技術を現在、唯一継承しています。
Soleymanieh Fini family have been in Carpet and Velvet business for generations in Kashan located in the center of Iran. Soleymanieh Fini is not only reviving the Safavid and Qajar royal workshop carpets by using traditional methods of Hand spinning and vegetable dying, but also innovating new weavings such as Tsurukusaori which is finely woven by silk. Soleymanieh Fini’s weavers are in Kashan, Azerbaijan province and Turkmens in northeast of Iran.
Cushion
40 × 40 cm
Cushion No.1401
50 × 50 cm
Amangol
60 × 100 cm
Golosh
73 × 100 cm
Ayna
79 × 97 cm
Aydan
105 × 73 cm
Aytem
76 × 102 cm
Lilpar
83 × 103 cm
Bakhish
95 × 115 cm
Aminodoleh
137 × 76 cm
Dorna
107 × 107 cm
Bojagli
150 × 104 cm
Sari
151 × 114 cm
Nila
170 × 115 cm
Adrina
163 × 122 cm
Kamo kilim
148 × 142 cm
Adamak
165 × 129 cm
Aygol
171 × 124 cm
Tara
169 × 130 cm
Ronas
187 × 121 cm
Yashar
183 × 129 cm
Bakhim
185 × 128 cm
Lara
185 × 133 cm
Elay
205 × 129 cm
Sariman
257 × 78 cm
Gheisi
202 × 147 cm
Malan
219 × 137 cm
Deniz
229 × 168 cm
Romina
250 × 149 cm
Pardis
245 × 154 cm
Ahoo
250 × 152 cm
Aniya
224 × 217 cm
Farrokh khan
298 × 200 cm
Adli
306 × 202 cm
Jaleh
350 × 196 cm
Tabassom
312 × 253 cm