Astrid Kazarian - Articles

Oriental and Persian Rugs: How are They Manufactured
There are four ways by which an Oriental and Persian rug is made. Nomads, peasants, small workshops and factories. As for the knots, it exists two distinct kinds of knots: the Persian asymmetric knot and the Turkish symmetrical knots. Read
By: Astrid Kazarian | 15/11/2009 | Interior Design

Hand Made Persian Rugs
The carpets were born out of necessity. Nomadic tribes needed to protect themselves from cold and sometimes damp or dirty grounds so they covered them with hand worked carpets. Those covering were flat weave, they were light and easy to transport. They were also used as blankets, cloths and drapery and they were called Kilim Read
By: Astrid Kazarian | 26/10/2009 | Interior Design

Buying Authentic Persian Rugs Makes Sense
Of all the regions that produce wool handmade rugs, the most popular and sought after are the Persian rugs because of the quality of the wool they produce, their intricate designs and their bright colors produced by natural, vegetable dye. Read
By: Astrid Kazarian | 28/09/2009 | Interior Design

Why Buying Authentic Persian Rugs Makes Sense
For centuries, Persian and Oriental rugs have been the joy and pride of their owners. Of all the regions that produce wool handmade rugs, the most popular and sought after are the Persian rugs because of the quality of the wool they produce, their intricate design and their bright colors produced by natural, vegetable dye. Read
By: Astrid Kazarian | 27/09/2009 | Interior Design