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Saturday, January 31, 2004

The Ardabil Carpets

The Ardabil Carpet from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art has just returned to L.A. after international conservation efforts. A special presentation of the Ardabil Carpet will take place in Los Angeles from January 22 through May 11, 2004.
Read the article about the two Ardabil twins.

Friday, January 16, 2004

Preview Munich Textile Art 2004

Munich Textile Art will take place from March 4th to 7th 2004. The exhibition includes antique rugs, flatweaves, tapestries and textiles from reputable exhibitors.
Bertram Frauenknecht is together with his wife Mariola the organizer of the annual exhibition. Quality is everything for Munich Textile Art, says Bertram Frauenknecht to Jozan Magazine. Read the article from the preview.

Wednesday, January 14, 2004

Travelling in Iran - Kerman - by Lars N. Nygaard

About 70 % of the carpets made in the Kerman-Province in the local floral style are not made with real knots. The pile of these carpets consist only of a single tread which is bent over the warps in a V-shape........read more

Travelling in Iran - Sirjan - by Lars N. Nygaard

After a 180 kilometres drive from Kerman, we arrived in Sirjan at nine in the morning. We drove about a little, taking a look at the street life. We were all on the strain and eager to see what we could find. Cruising down the main street, with Hadji's shining star leading us forward on the front of this well polished, old engine, the dealers instantly caught us on their customer radar.......read more of Lars Nygaards article from a former trip to Iran.

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