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Scientists solve mystery behind world’s oldest Pazyryk carpet
Scientists have finally solved the mystery behind the Pazyryk rug, considered to be the world’s oldest carpet dating back to the 5th century B.C.,...
Preferential trade deal expansion priority for Turkey, Iran
Finalizing ongoing negotiations with Iran for the expansion of the Preferential Trade Agreement is a priority for Turkey, Energy and Natural Resources Minister Fatih...
An investigation of contemporary carpet designing art in Iran
Author: M. Z. Sahraei - Kohan Textile Journal
Abstract:
Carpet and art are two inseparable categories of Iranian culture and civilization which have enjoyed a precious...
Advantages and Disadvantages of Clothing Production in Iran
Author: Mahlagha Sadoughi / Kohan Textile Journal / [email protected]
The clothing industry is one of the leading and most popular industries in the world that...
Iranian handicrafts: discover Gabbeh of Bushehr
TEHRAN – Gabbeh is a traditional flooring similar to carpet but they differ from one another in motifs, size, colors, and the number of...
Handwoven carpet production up 34% in 10 months on year
TEHRAN – Production of handwoven carpets in Iran has increased by 34 percent in the first 10 months of the previous Iranian calendar year...
Exclusive exhibition of Iranian products to be held in Sulaymaniyah
TEHRAN- An exclusive exhibition of Iranian products is planned to be held in Sulaymaniyah of Iraqi Kurdistan in late May.
Iran had also held an...
Iran Develops 3D Printer to Produce Fibre Reinforced Composites
By IFP Editorial
Researchers at an Iranian university have designed and built the largest 3D printer to produce fibre-reinforced composites in various industries.
A group of...
Iran Devises Machine to Produce Microfibres Used in Medical Dressings
By IFP Editorial Staff
An Iranian knowledge-based company has manufactured a polymer microfibre spinning machine that can produce advanced medical dressings.
The CEO of the company...
Coronavirus: Carpet Museum of Iran reopens to visitors
After months of closure due to coronavirus, the Carpet Museum of Iran in downtown Tehran once again opened its doors to visitors on Wednesday.
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