(MENAFN- AzerNews)
By Laman Ismayilova
The Culture Ministry continues to provide insight into Shusha's
rich culture and history within the project 'Shusha's cultural
gems', Azernews reports, citing the ministry's website .
This time the ministry displayed the 'Atli-itli' carpet that
belongs to the Shusha carpet group.
The carpet composition is connected with ancient carpets on the
topic of hunting. This carpet topic started to disappear at the
outset of the XX century.
The presented carpet depicts red horses and gray dogs, as well
as birds. These images are typical of the rugs of the Karabakh
carpet school.
Karabakh carpets are distinguished from other national carpet
schools by their artistic and technological production and
size.
This carpet school is famous for its pileless carpets, including
shadda, zili, verni, kilim, and palas products. Bright colors and
vegetative motives characterize Karabakh carpets.
There are 33 compositions of Karabakh carpets. These carpets are
produced in the towns Malibeyli, Muradkhanli, Dashbulag, Jabrayil,
and Horadiz in the mountainous part of Karabakh.
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