Representation of transformation of a Land Human to a Sacred Human in the natif (picture) of the double margins of Safavi Carpets by Meaningful

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Malakouti Neda Sadat; Zakareai Kermani Iman

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Journal: NEGAREH Year:2021 | Volume:16 | Issue:57 Page(s): 63-77

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Representation of transformation of a Land Human to a Sacred Human in the natif (picture) of the double margins of Safavi Carpets by Meaningful

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Malakouti Neda Sadat | Zakareai Kermani Iman | Issue Writer Certificate

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carpet

Symbolism

safavid era

Shah Tahmasb

Carpet of Boston Art Museum

Carpet of the Museum of Applied Arts of Vienna (Mac)

Abstract

Iranian carpet that appeared after Islam, especially in the Safavid period, with the approach of manifestation of paradise (paradise), paradise garden, paradise gates and human entrance to paradise. It incorporated an eternal and sacred perspective into its seemingly earthy elements. The view that in the safavid era and especially the fame of the kings of that period to Islamism and the observance of religious norms was very popular and had a high status. The aim of the researcher in this field and considering the two hunting rugs belonging to the Safavid period is to explore the body and concepts in the margins of these two carpets in order to achieve the symbolic layers in these two margins in order to understand the effects of the environment on the creation of these works. In this regard, the main question before the researcher was related to the reason for the difference between the two margins of the mentioned carpets, despite the many similarities in the text of the carpet. In order to represent the transformation of earthly man into a holy man, it has been tried from a hermeneutic and post-structuralist point of view from a cultural and value point of view and with the help of currents during the reign of Shah Tahmasb I by matching two margins of two carpets belonging to the safavid era in museums. The Boston Museum of Art (Boston Museum of Art in Massachusetts, USA) and the largest museum in the United States, opened in 1870 and has 450, 000 pieces of art (Site: 5)) And the Vienna Museum of Applied Arts (Vienna Museum of Applied Arts in Vienna, Austria and the first Museum of Applied Arts to be renovated in 2015 (site: 6)), using applied developmental and comparative analytical methods Man manifested from an earthly state to his heavenly position. The result of this research can open a new window in the field of recognizing the relationship between the repentance of Shah Tahmasb and the creation of the works of that period.

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Malakouti, Neda Sadat, & Zakareai Kermani, Iman. (2021). Representation of transformation of a Land Human to a Sacred Human in the natif (picture) of the double margins of Safavi Carpets by Meaningful. NEGAREH, 16(57 ), 63-77. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/1031464/en

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Malakouti Neda Sadat, Zakareai Kermani Iman. Representation of transformation of a Land Human to a Sacred Human in the natif (picture) of the double margins of Safavi Carpets by Meaningful. NEGAREH[Internet]. 2021;16(57 ):63-77. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/1031464/en

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Neda Sadat Malakouti, and Iman Zakareai Kermani, “Representation of transformation of a Land Human to a Sacred Human in the natif (picture) of the double margins of Safavi Carpets by Meaningful,” NEGAREH, vol. 16, no. 57 , pp. 63–77, 2021, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/1031464/en

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