secoppour

Secoppour is a term that refers to a specific type of traditional Persian carpet, originating from the city of Kermanshah in western Iran. The name "secoppour" is derived from the Persian words "se" meaning "three" and "coppour" meaning "knots," reflecting the intricate three-knot pattern that is a hallmark of these carpets. This pattern is created by a unique weaving technique that involves three threads being interwoven to form a complex and visually striking design.

Secoppour carpets are known for their high quality and craftsmanship. They are typically made from high-quality wool, which gives them a soft texture and a rich, warm color. The carpets are often dyed using natural dyes, which adds to their authenticity and value. The intricate patterns and designs of secoppour carpets are not only aesthetically pleasing but also hold cultural and historical significance, as they often depict scenes from Persian mythology, nature, and everyday life.

Secoppour carpets are highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts due to their rarity and the skill required to produce them. The weaving process is a labor-intensive one, requiring a high level of expertise and patience. As a result, secoppour carpets are often considered a symbol of Persian artistry and heritage.