This 1800s patchwork Termeh tablecloth is one of the ancient arts of Persia with handmade vintage silver tassel fringe and lining in good condition. One reason Termeh is valuable is that the designs are meaningful. The bush design in Termeh (like Paisley) is the symbol of the cedar tree that is bowing to God. Termeh is an excellent and delicate cloth made of warps and woofs. They are made of wool or silk, the designs are original ancient Persian designs. Weaving Termeh is a sensitive, careful, and time-consuming process.
Size: 33 cm
Martial: Kashmir wool, satin, cotton, silver
You can add character to your home with this beautiful piece of art.
Termeh is one of the ancient arts of Persia. One reason Termeh is valuable is that the designs are meaningful. The bush design in Termeh (like Paisley) is the symbol of the cedar tree that is bowing to God. Termeh is an excellent and delicate cloth made of warps and woofs. They are made of wool or silk, the designs are original ancient Persian designs. Weaving Termeh is a sensitive, careful, and time-consuming process.
Termeh ironing and maintenance:
These types of fabrics have more longevity because of their higher density structure. Some colours, significantly darker shades, are more sensitive to direct sunlight and humidity and they might change their original colour if exposed to those elements.
Washing this 1800s patchwork Termeh tablecloth with water, detergents, and high-temperature ironing can damage the fabric. The best way to keep it clean and fresh is to comb it with a wet sheet of clean fabric gently and if ironing is necessary only use a medium iron setting with steam.
