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Tip To make sure a silk rug is really silk, take a little piece and burn it. If it leaves a little stem, it is silk, if it disintegrates, it is rayon. more tips |
PERSIAN CARPETS Persian carpets are an important part of Persian art and culture. Weaving Persian carpets is one of the most distinguished manifestations of Persian heritage, and dates back to ancient Persia. Persian carpets can be divided into three groups; Farsh / 'Qālii' (greater than 6x4 feet in size), Qālicheh (rugs sized 6x4 feet and smaller), and nomadic carpets known as Kilim. Wool and silk are the most frequently used materials for weaving persian carpets. Silk carpets are less common than wool carpets because silk is more expensive and less durable. Silk persian carpets tend to increase in value with age and are often displayed on the wall like tapestries rather than being used as floor coverings. This is due to their rarity, value and lack of durability. 
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