Un estudio visual de las alfombras en la era Safávida: un estudio de caso de la tumba Sheikh Safi al-Din Ardabili
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Este artículo estudia y analiza visualmente los motivos de las alfombras en la era safávida, especialmente la alfombra en la tumba de Sheikh Safi al-Din Ardabili. Las alfombras Ardabili tienen diseños y motivos muy especiales. El método de estudio se basa en el análisis visual, que en última instancia tiene como objetivo lograr puntos importantes y dinámicos en la composición de los diseños y la geometría adecuada en esta alfombra. El resultado de este estudio muestra que en el pasado los diseñadores han dibujado los motivos sobre fondo geométrico, considerando la geometría como la base principal del diseño de alfombras. En el diseño de las alfombras Safavid, como en otras artes, se han utilizado proporciones especiales en el tamaño de los marcos, elementos y partes interiores del marco.
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