Senneh knot

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The Senneh knot is an asymmetrical Persian rug knotting technique known for enabling highly detailed and finely woven carpet designs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Persian rug knot
asymmetrical knot
rug knot
textile technique
advantage allows higher knot density
produces sharper design outlines
suitable for intricate floral and curvilinear patterns
alsoKnownAs Farsibaff NERFINISHED
Persian knot
asymmetrical knot
single warp knot
appliedOn warp threads of a loom
classification single-knot system
comparedTo Turkish knot
componentOf hand-knotted carpet construction
countryOfOrigin Iran NERFINISHED
densityAssociation often found in high knot-per-square-inch rugs
differenceFrom Turkish knot is symmetrical while Senneh knot is asymmetrical
enables finely woven carpet structures
highly detailed carpet designs
field carpet weaving
textile arts
historicalUse traditional Persian weaving
materialContext used with silk pile
used with wool pile
namedAfter Sanandaj NERFINISHED
Senneh NERFINISHED
patternAssociation curvilinear Persian designs
fine medallion carpets
requires skilled weavers
shapeResult produces slightly diagonal pile alignment
symmetry asymmetrical
toolUsedWith knotting knife
weaving comb
typicalUseRegion Kurdish weaving areas
Sanandaj region NERFINISHED
Western Iran
usedBy Persian Kurdish weavers
urban Persian workshops
usedIn Oriental rugs NERFINISHED
Persian carpets NERFINISHED
fine pile carpets
warpInteraction tied around a single warp thread and half loop around adjacent warp

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Persian carpet hasKnotType Senneh knot