Description

The SORENA Design:

Art is a fusion of imagination and symbolism. In all forms of Islamic art, including Termeh weaving, the combination of imagination, unique codes, and the artist’s distinctive language results in remarkable and valuable pieces. The Sorena design Termeh tablecloth, with its intricate patterns and unique expression of Iranian art, is sure to catch your eye.
This tablecloth, made of Termeh, is 100 x 100 cm and woven with silk (viscose) thread. It has a density of 360 and features 12 colors in its production. The embroidery all around enhances both its strength and beauty.

The rhombus-shaped “Toranj” pattern at the center, along with four “Lachak” patterns at the corners of this Termeh tablecloth, features an original and ancient design cherished by art enthusiasts throughout Iranian history. The “Lachak-Toranj” design is reminiscent of a garden, with a central pond and four surrounding gardens. The intricate twists and turns of the “Slimi” and “Khatai” motifs within the “Lachak-Toranj” motifs evoke the imagery of the concept of paradise.

The Sorena design Termeh tablecloth by Hosseinitermeh, featuring a “Toranj” pattern, is more than just a decorative item for your home. Choosing this piece shows your appreciation for art deeply rooted in Iranian history and culture. It not only adds beauty and elegance to your space but also tells a story of creativity and ancient symbols.

“Lachak-Toranj” Design

The “Lachak-Toranj” design features a central “Toranj” motif with “Lachaks” (corner designs) in the four corners, often related in shape to the central pattern. The origin of this design in various arts is uncertain. Some believe it first appeared in book design and was later adopted by other art forms.

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.