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This is one of the best videos in youtube about rug weaving, thanks a lot.

Beautifully presented. Too much work for me, but I understand why these rugs are so expensive. It is labor intensive. The more intricate rugs would then be more expensive. Over 30 years ago my friend bought a rug for $25,000 for her home. It was positively gorgeous in shades of blue and salmon. Not sure if it was silk or wool. But this was the best video showing how these beauties are made.

Thank you so much for teaching us! I have just come back from Uzbekistan and went to see rugs being hand made but the weaver's hands went so fast it was impossible to see exactly how they did it. Thank you for the clear, slow motion instructions!❤

Stop spreading misinformation. There are two types of knot one is correct the persian 1.5 knot and the second one is THE ARMENIAN DOUBLE KNOT and not the turkish who try to steal Armenian culture.

Wonderfull and very clear many tanks for your excellent tutos Best regards from France

Thank you for showing us this knot, I've been looking everywhere to see how it's done.

Carpet weaving is pure craftsmanship, can't imagine the hardwork it takes to wave one by hand with such detailed and intricate designs. No wonder it was for the kings and thanks to machines now everyone can afford these.

Thank you so much for your videos! The way you explain things is so clear and easy to understand that despite the overwhelming amount of knowledge, I still want to learn it. I'm a Slavic woman from Poland, but I always appreciated Persian styled rugs. I don't think I've ever seen an actual rug made in Iran with my own eyes, but I do want to preserve this art form despite not being related to the country it comes from. I will treasure it and educate people further about it. Even if one day I decide to sell the rugs I've made, I will never claim for them being Persian. I will always credit the country of the origin of the style, but note that it was made by a Slav. Please guide me if this is enough

Hello. I would like to get your opinion on the knotting in a carpet. Would you take a look, and where could I send pictures? Kenneth

Thank you so much for your great effort

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Where does one buy the rug making tool. I want to learn how to do this but I can't the tool.

It's too bad the evil of islam ruins Persia

Thank you so much, this was the best video explanation. Hope you make many more videos in different types of knot and where they come from and how to recognize them and how to determine the age. Please recommend books and other way to learn. Thank you again.

I would like to thanks this gentle man to share his high quality knowledge for free. Im a brazilian guy who is in love with this world, and your life is giving me a lot of help. Thank you very much, hoping for more videos

Amazing!!!! Thank you!!!

Jesus I don't have the patience for this. What amazing powers of concentration.

Can you give more details on the looms, where to purchase them or how to make them even ? My career is different but I do want to create my own rug with as many knots as possible .Thanks.

My dream was to be able to weave a big size Persian rug .

The knots won't come out?

where can i get the products for this?? would love to make my own since my parents knew how to in iran

A splendid series! Precise, informative aaaand a very soothing narration voice 😌

Thank you so much for this incredible instruction! Is this the same loom that you teach us how to build in your other video? Do you have any guidance on how to build a loom to hand-knot rugs up to 16x24 inches? Thank you so much!

Thanks for your explanation, this is the most detailed video about weaving that I have found on internet so far. Information about rugs is rare, here in the Netherlands the interest in Persian and Oriental rugs is restricted to a small part of society.

Great video !!!

Thank you so much for this very well explained video

I love Iranian rugs. I have noticed some dealers are reluctant to claim a rug is from Iran. I appreciate your videos and hope to visit some of the cities where these are made some day. My fear is being sold a Chinese rug. Thank you!

Salaam. Thank you so much for the brilliant video. How can one get in touch with you? I am a writer working on a piece about Persian Carpets and I'd love to speak with you.

سلام خیلی جالب بود اما من نفهمیدم کاری که کردین گلیم بود یا فرش . چون گره ٫ گره ی فرش بود اما از پوده نازک خبری نه بود .

Theres a lot of Algebra and Geometry in this technique of rug weaving. This is not a hobby! Its an ART & a SCIENCE! Thanks you for sharing. I would gladly pay you the thousands of $$$$ than keep scratching my head trying to remember which row i am in 😅 Thanks again.

So wonderful to see this! Thank you!

Sir you are the best person in the world, thank you very much.

I dont see the materials section so i can get the measurements and supplies list. where is it please?

Very nice video! Thank you for showing everything more than once!

where can one find a knife?? any online ??

Excellent video! Thank you.

Самое лучшее видео по тканию ковра! Ткачество не лёгкий труд! Автору благодарность

Hi and thank you for doing these videos. I am a amateur hand knotted rug weaver. I've made one rug so far, 2X3, using a video (Donegal Rugs from Ireland) and other resources. I made so many mistakes, but thoroughly enjoy doing this. I recently found your videos, and am using them while I start making another 2X3 rug. My goal is to make one big rug before I can no longer weave and tie knots. Thanks again, you make this enjoyable and learn-able.

Did you mark the warp on every 6th string per inch instead of every 8th one as said in video?

I always felt very attracted to the beauty of a hand-made rug, but after I saw my first Antique Persian Rug at a Museum, I was hooked. I became obsessed with this amazing human art and tradition. The way you've explained the work and artistry involved in the making of a Persian Rug it only solidifies the reasons why I'm in love with this art. I appreciate the time and effort in the making of this video. Looking forward to seeing your next work. Have a nice day. Cheers

Thank you so much for this information. I'd love to make my own real-deal rug one day. You're a real one.

Thank you for this video, but why do you call turkish knots, if that is armenian knots, there are many old rugs made in Armenia with armenian writings on it with all history and documentation about it, and there are huge amount of researches about origin of this knots.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

I just found your channel. I have an old Kilim that I am very fond of. It was made by a relative decades before I was even born and I grew up with it. It's now in disrepair and I had to store it. Weaving has skipped a generation or two due to modernization and I want to take a crack at relearning the art so I can keep my youngest relatives aware of their roots. I'm no weaver or knitter but I do have an illustration background so this might also extra outlit for my art. Thanks for all the things you do. You're a life saver.✌

good work

great video, thank you for sharing

Put the little rug in a dollhouse. It would be the only one with a hand woven Persian rug in it.