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Journal: GOLJAAM Year:2006 | Volume:- | Issue:3 Page(s): 51-66

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THE CARPET PATTERN OF "TREE" AS FIGURAL AS CELESTIAL

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PLANT'S PATTERNQ3

TREE OF LIFEQ3

IRAN CARPETQ2

TREE - MIHRABI CARPETQ3

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Since ancient times, "Tree" has been the focus of attention as a symbol, in works of art. In Mesopotamia and later in Iran, this symbol was known as a holy tree or TREE OF LIFE as early as 3500 BC, and was delineated in different shapes.After the advent of Islam, this symbol prevailed in works of art; however, no longer as a mythological holy tree but rather standing for heavenly blessings and the paradise. This symbol has been used in different branches of art, including rug-making. In the art of carpet patterning, the tree has prefigured a great variety of designs, notably the plant Mihrabi (prayer niche).No doubt, the predominance of the tree image in a large group of prayer rugs, is not accidental and must have an objective more than conveying mere beauty. One interpretation suggests an epitome of paradise. Given the Islamic restrictions imposed on the portrayal of human beings, a tree depicted in a prayer niche may well stand for a man in prayer.

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SHOJA NOURI, N.. (2006). THE CARPET PATTERN OF "TREE" AS FIGURAL AS CELESTIAL. GOLJAAM, -(3), 51-66. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/109132/en

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SHOJA NOURI N.. THE CARPET PATTERN OF "TREE" AS FIGURAL AS CELESTIAL. GOLJAAM[Internet]. 2006;-(3):51-66. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/109132/en

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N. SHOJA NOURI, “THE CARPET PATTERN OF "TREE" AS FIGURAL AS CELESTIAL,” GOLJAAM, vol. -, no. 3, pp. 51–66, 2006, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/109132/en

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