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Часть 7️⃣ #🇦🇿Музей Ковров город Баку, #ковры #платки #купитьковер #музейковров #баку #азербайджан Экскурсия в Музей Ковров Добро пожаловать на экскурсию по музею ковров в городе Баку. Этот музей представляет собой уникальное место, где вы сможете ознакомиться с богатой историей и культурным наследием азербайджанского ковроделия. Зал истории ковроделия: В первом зале вы узнаете о богатой истории ковроделия в Азербайджане, которая насчитывает несколько тысячелетий. Здесь вы увидите древние ковры, отражающие разные периоды и стили, начиная с древности до современности. Зал традиционных ковров: В этом зале вы будете восхищаться уникальными традиционными азербайджанскими коврами, которые характеризуются своими узорами, цветами и техниками изготовления. Вы сможете увидеть ковры различных регионов Азербайджана и оценить мастерство местных ковроткачей. Зал современного ковроделия: В этом зале вы сможете ознакомиться с современными интерпретациями азербайджанского ковроделия. Здесь представлены ковры с современными дизайнами, созданными с использованием традиционных техник и материалов. Зал выставок и мастерских: В этом зале проводятся временные выставки и демонстрации мастерства ковроткачей. Вы сможете наблюдать за процессом создания ковров и задавать вопросы мастерам, чтобы узнать больше о их техниках и подходах. Магазин: В конце экскурсии вы можете посетить музейный магазин, где можно приобрести аутентичные азербайджанские ковры, сувениры и рукоделие. Здесь вы найдете широкий выбор изделий, которые являются настоящими произведениями искусства. Это была лишь краткая экскурсия по музею ковров в Баку. Во время посещения музея вы можете глубже погрузиться в удивительный мир ковров. The Most Expensive Carpets in the World: Carpets have been valued and cherished throughout history for their intricate designs, craftsmanship, and cultural significance. While it is difficult to pinpoint the exact “most expensive“ carpets in the world due to their rarity and occasional private sales, there are several notable examples that have fetched significant prices in the past. Here are a few examples: Clark Sickle-Leaf Carpet: This antique Persian carpet from the 17th century is considered one of the finest and most valuable carpets in the world. It was sold at a Sotheby's auction in 2013 for a record-breaking price of over $33 million. Pearl Carpet of Baroda: This Indian carpet is adorned with numerous pearls, diamonds, and other precious gemstones. Created in the 18th century, it is estimated to be worth around $5 million. Isfahan Carpet: The Isfahan carpets, produced in the city of Isfahan, Iran, are renowned for their intricate floral designs and high-quality craftsmanship. Some of these carpets, particularly those from the Safavid era, have been sold for millions of dollars. Ziegler Mahal Carpet: These carpets originated in the late 19th century in Iran but were mostly produced for the Western market. They combine traditional Persian designs with a more muted color palette and have been known to fetch substantial prices in auctions. Tabriz Carpet: Tabriz, a city in northwestern Iran, has a long history of carpet weaving. Tabriz carpets are esteemed for their exceptional quality, intricate designs, and fine craftsmanship. Antique Tabriz carpets are highly sought after by collectors and can command significant prices. The History of Carpets in Azerbaijan: Carpets have played a significant role in the cultural heritage of Azerbaijan for centuries. The art of carpet weaving in the region dates back thousands of years and is deeply ingrained in Azerbaijani traditions. Azerbaijani carpets are known for their vibrant colors, elaborate patterns, and meticulous craftsmanship. The history of carpet weaving in Azerbaijan can be traced back to ancient times. Excavations at various archaeological sites have revealed carpet fragments dating as far back as the 4th century BC. These fragments provide evidence of the early development of carpet weaving techniques in the region. Throughout history, carpet weaving in Azerbaijan has been passed down through generations, with skills and knowledge transmitted from mothers to daughters. Carpets were not only functional but also served as important cultural symbols, representing the artistic expression and identity of different Azerbaijani communities. One of the most famous types of carpets from Azerbaijan is the Azerbaijani carpet, also known as the Karabakh carpet. These carpets are renowned for their intricate designs, including geometrical patterns, stylized flora, and fauna motifs. The art of Azerbaijani carpet weaving was inscribed on the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2010, recognizing its significance and cultural value.
