What you manifatturava in caucasus for local use (especially the Kazak) and that in the Western mar

What you manifatturava in caucasus for local use (especially the Kazak) and that in the Western market was this unknown (when not suitably avoided), continues today in the contemporary to be synonymous with limited land s end production, but this time because land s end of the transformation of the territory and the people who inhabit it. The Caucasus that is definitely a tank of peoples still not stabilized, represents -tutt'ora as yesterday- a variety of reality where, however, land s end as the nomadic traditions and knotting carpets (except for the few factories organized) are definitely land s end missing . At the center of a strong development momentum, which is a resulting rise in the cost of living, almost all of the workers in these areas has increased (in a process very fast) from the countryside land s end and from the experiences of a job on their own to fund steel and metallurgy as well as in related industries of oil and gas pipelines Russians. In contrast to this development "turbocapitalistico" some actually live instead a condition of neo-colonialism, where the poverty of the local people, left destitute and unable land s end to aspire to a better state mixes with the forces of separatism and Islamic fundamentalism, creating so, in cases like Chechnya humus relatively adverse economic land s end development and stability of the area and therefore also to the system and to the trade of textile manufacturers. For a reason and for the other we should not therefore be surprised to learn that in fact (except productions organized Azerbaijani and Armenian) best contemporary land s end rugs Caucasians are now produced instead of the Caucasus, in neighboring Turkey and / or in Pakistan .
Discarding land s end a priori those made in Pakistan too often subjected to a washing process aging too obvious and made following a bill that makes them "feel" as made with the "cookie-cutter" ... are worthy land s end of attention land s end those made in Turkey often Lanati with "contemporary wool", similar in style old / ancient classics Caucasians. The Caucasian rug turkish fact, vaccations of other manufactures imitative Pakistani and even those Azerbaijani follows (contrary to what you might imagine) a philological tradition even before commercial. It is thus not of Caucasian rugs made today in Turkey for a question of furniture, land s end but Caucasians Turks facts always, by the very people who once overstepped land s end the boundaries of Caucasus decided to settle in the quieter Anatolian reality, planting a traditional manufacturing that spread then up to the Bergama. They are the so-called Kozak ie Kazak Turks.
Rugs are very similar to the node and to invoice the Caucasian Kazak, the Kozak, carpets are woolly, rugged, very colorful and vibrant, with the classic ornamentation of confreres Caucasians. In this little known and / or manufacturing are often misunderstood then follow those intentionally imitative of Kazak and all other types Caucasian, no longer made by tradition but by imitation, land s end with a clear intention of then spacciarli as Caucasians. This additional type (as imitative) is still the result of a commercial operation albeit, strong local tradition and is in the landscape of commercial demand an honest alternative "Caucasian" of lower price, since they are not as obviously doomed Shirvan or Kazak authentic.
Thanks Alberto, comment absolutely clear and comprehensive. land s end It therefore follows that the category of Kazak Anatolian you can still find copies of the "honest" and interesting, still tied to the textile tradition of the Caucasus. Perhaps one of the last "real" Caucasians. September 15, 2009 08:04
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