Description

PADIDEH design:

Placing a Termeh tablecloth as a decorative element on your dining table can significantly enhance its elegance.; When its colors and patterns match other elements of your home decor, it creates a harmonious look.
The dense and beautiful design and navy blue background of Hosseinitermeh tablecloth can undoubtedly create a distinctive look in your house. The dimensions of this tablecloth are 160×50 cm and it is woven using silk (viscose) thread. 8 colors are used in this special Termeh tablecloth, and its density is 270. This product is embroidered all around for its strength and beauty.
What sets this Termeh tablecloth apart is its unique design. The designer has combined traditional Termeh motifs in a novel way, creating a look that stands out from other Termeh products on the market. The central “Toranj” motif is surrounded by various “Boteh” motifs in different sizes and dimensions.
The “Boteh” pattern, which is known as “Boteh Jegheh” in its most popular form, is one of the oldest and most beautiful designs in Iranian art. This motif has been common in many handwoven fabrics since ancient times, especially in Termeh weaving, scarf weaving, carpets, and calligraphy.
For those seeking a stylish and beautiful Termeh tablecloth, the Padideh design of Termeh tablecloth is an excellent choice. Its unique design and quality of this Termeh tablecloth make it a great option for gifts, dowries, souvenirs and corporate presents. You can confidently purchase this tablecloth from one of the largest producers of Yazd Termeh.

The Art of Termeh Weaving

Termeh is a durable and delicate fabric woven from fluff, wool or silk and two series of warp and weft threads. The origin of Termeh weaving in Iran dates back to the early Safavid period. What can be said about this very delicate fabric is that the skill and innovation of Iranian artisans in the delicate texture, material and ingenious designs of Termeh are unparalleled globally.

How to maintain Hosseinitermeh tablecloth?

Dry Cleaning: The best method for washing and cleaning Termeh is dry cleaning or steam cleaning.
Hand Washing: If you wash Termeh by hand, use lukewarm water and avoid detergents containing enzymes or bleach.
Drying: Do not expose Termeh to direct sunlight while drying.
Ironing: To iron Termeh, turn back the fabric, place a cotton cloth over it.