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1. How long have earrings been around for? Try at least 2000 B.C. November 19, 2009 Think of the history of earrings and you would think that ear piercing would have been around since the 1960's. In fact it's a lot longer, try 2000 B.C. This article looks at its history and finds out why our ancestors wanted body modification. Earrings are a form of body modification and unbelievably it's been around for 4000 years. We know this because according to paintings on the walls, Persian warriors had earrings and these paintings date back to 2000 B.C. and are the earliest recordings of earrings seen on humanoids. Other ancient civilisations like the Mayans also had ears and oth... (read more) Author: J Timothy Mitchell

2. Oriental and Persian Rugs: How are They Manufactured November 16, 2009 There are four ways by which an Oriental and Persian rug is made. Nomads, peasants, small workshops and factories. As for the knots, it exists two distinct kinds of knots: the Persian asymmetric knot and the Turkish symmetrical knots. Nomads use primitive tools which they can transport with them wherever they travel. These tools are simply made out of two horizontal sticks which are held down on the ground by pegs, on which strings are mounted as a base for the making of both Oriental and Persian Rugs. These sticks can be dismounted to be carried from place to place, as the nomadic li... (read more) Author: Astrid Kazarian

3. Celestial Blue Sapphire November 13, 2009 Sapphire, the name has originated from Latin ‘sapphirus’ meaning blue and the Persian “safir’ signifying beloved of Saturn. That is it. Now what you will find, as you continue reading below, wouldn’t resemble the same monotony on this gemstone, which almost 90% of the online material would provide. Apart from the same matter like blue and other types of colors found in this crystal, there is much more to provide to buyers. This includes information about color zoning, enhancements, or treatments, and imitations. Pleochroism in corundum family, makes sapphire, a color zone prone s... (read more) Author: Rajesh Kumar

4. The search for the best quality wool rug ends here November 05, 2009 Looking around today you will find many people hoping to distinguish their homes from those of others with extraordinary design ideas. Be it exterior or interior design, they want to decorate their living environment in the best possible manner. While decorating the exterior of a house is simple because of the large variety of options, the situation differs when it comes to the interior of a house. But does that mean it is impossible to beautify home interiors in a do-it-yourself manner? The answer is a definite no! There are many good and affordable options available through which the in... (read more) Author: Woolrugs Search

5. Learn about History of Ghazal November 05, 2009 Ghazal originated in Iran in the 10th century AD It grew from the Persian qasida, which in verse form had come to Iran from Arabia. The qasida was a panegyric written in praise of the emperor or his noblemen. The part of the qasida called tashbib got detached and developed in due course of time into the Ghazal. Whereas the qasida sometimes ran into as many as 100 couplets or more in monorhyme, the Ghazal seldom exceeded twelve, and settled down to an average of seven. Because of its comparative brevity and concentration, its thematic variety and rich suggestiveness, the Ghazal soon eclipsed th... (read more) Author: deepak sharma

6. What to look out for when buying Oriental Rugs on Holiday? November 05, 2009 Many people go on holiday to places where rugs are woven and it is part of the experience to go to the market to buy a rug. Over the years I have been called out many times to assess and value rugs bought in the Middle East, North Africa or India and more recently China, for insurance purposes or to sell. With regard to price generally speaking you pay pretty close or even more for the rug abroad than you would in the UK. However many rugs bought abroad are of a lower quality and would not reach the shops back home. Often rugs have weak sides that come apart after a few months which can... (read more) Author: Margaret Demers

7. Moth damage to Oriental rugs November 05, 2009 In the last 3 years there has been a huge increase in moth damage including Oriental rugs. The clothes moth is up to 1 cm long, of a silvery brown colour, often flying in a fluttering circular motion. When attacked by trying to swat it of, drops to the floor often disappearing. Moths are attracted to places which are dark, undisturbed and damp. They lay eggs in protein based fibres, i.e. wool, silk and fur. The eggs are small and translucent and difficult to see. When they hatch a small white grub comes out and feeds on the fibres until it reaches full size. It produces a white cocoon and... (read more) Author: Margaret Demers

8. Learn about History of Ghazal November 04, 2009 Ghazal originated in Iran in the 10th century AD It grew from the Persian qasida, which in verse form had come to Iran from Arabia. The qasida was a panegyric written in praise of the emperor or his noblemen. The part of the qasida called tashbib got detached and developed in due course of time into the Ghazal. Whereas the qasida sometimes ran into as many as 100 couplets or more in monorhyme, the Ghazal seldom exceeded twelve, and settled down to an average of seven. Because of its comparative brevity and concentration, its thematic variety and rich suggestiveness, the Ghazal soon eclipsed th... (read more) Author: jitesh mohan

9. Cheap Holidays To Iran: Enjoy A Rocking Tour To Iran November 02, 2009 Iran is a country of four seasons and it is what catches the visitors from all over the world throughout the year. The diverse climate is one of the most fascinated features of the country and you will really appreciate it. In winter season, visitors like to visit the southern portion of the country that will bring happiness to them. If you want to visit the Persian Gulf that is famous for its nice weather, you need to make a holiday tour during summer season. Your cheap holidays to Iran will be the remarkable holidays, as the Iranians are quite hospitable and they are always ready to we... (read more) Author: David Shang

10. A Visit To The Second Largest City In UAE : Dubai October 29, 2009 Abu Dhabi, a well-planned city located in the Persian Gulf is the 2nd largest city in UAE. It is also the federal capital of the country. After realizing its oil reserve, Abu Dhabi became one of the world's largest producers of oil and one of the richest places in the world. One World Travels would like to show you all the wonders in Abu Dhabi and have thus made it a part of the sightseeing tours in Dubai. The word Abu Dhabi means 'Father of Deer'. Earlier, the only occupations that existed were fishing, camel herding, production of dates and pearl diving. Out of all theses traditional... (read more) Author: Gary Cairns

11. Attar &_Oud Are the Purest Form of Perfume... October 29, 2009 Did you find this article useful? For more useful tips and hints, points to ponder and keep in mind, techniques, and insights pertaining to Internet Business, do please browse for more information at our websites. http://www.adsence-dollar-factory.com http://www.100earningtips.com The word “Attar”, or oud which can be otherwise called as ‘Otto’, comes from the Persian word meaning “To smell sweet" . It is the Purest form of perfume that doesn't consist of any alcoholic property or any chemicals. Attar is one of the most volatile oils which i... (read more) Author: fayeq m

12. Have a pashmina shawl it's really luxurious, the latest fashion October 27, 2009 Pashmina is a fabric which became famous in the West since many years. It is used mainly in scarves and shawls as it is very warm and soft. The word is the derivative of the word pashm, a Persian word, which means the undercoat of fur on most of the animals; in this case, it is the goat. Pashmina is generally made with wool which is taken from the underbelly of the Himalayan goat. Though many people feel it rough and coarse yet, scarves and shawls of pure pashmina are available. Manufacturers who make use of 100% pashmina will use a softening process. By this process it will get softened ... (read more) Author: smithken rose

13. Hand Made Persian Rugs October 27, 2009 The carpets were born out of necessity. Nomadic tribes needed to protect themselves from cold and sometimes damp or dirty grounds so they covered them with hand worked carpets. Those covering were flat weave, they were light and easy to transport. They were also used as blankets, cloths and drapery. Why buy a hand made carpet instead of machine made one? The difference in quality and beauty is stag rent. Hand made carpets are more durable than machine made rugs. They last for centuries if good care is taken. Machine woven carpets ware off after a few years of use. Hand made r... (read more) Author: Astrid Kazarian

14. What is special about natural dyes and hand spun wool? October 26, 2009 If you look at an oriental weaving (rug, bags, pillow covers etc) from the 19thC you will notice that the colours have an attractive depth and richness about them. Natural dyes produce a vast range of colours that have a remarkable ability to harmonize with each other. Research into the chemistry of these dyes has shown that in the case of reds from the Madder root these is a cocktail of at least 40 active pigments present in varying degrees. The relative percentages of each depends on many factors such as the mineral content of the soil, the age of the root, the dying temperature, and t... (read more) Author: Margaret Demers

15. How do I learn about Antique Oriental rugs? October 26, 2009 There are two aspects of learning about Antique Oriental rugs, first it to be able to see and handle old rugs. You have to be able to distinguish different types of structures, colour palettes and “handle”. There are a number of ways, learning from a dealer who has a stock you can look at, joining a local rug appreciation society and regularly visiting auction houses. This way you can begin to appreciate wool quality, fine workmanship, natural dyes and designs. Oriental rugs have a real tactile quality that invites you to touch them and feel them. This can never be replaced by mere images of t... (read more) Author: Margaret Demers

16. Keep your Spanish sharp with monthly Practice October 22, 2009 Constant practice of anything will result in success, as many would agree upon. The saying is applicable to education, occupation and even hobbies. Learning a new language is fantastic hobby because it provides a fresh cultural perspective on every day expressions. For example in Hindi, Turkish, Arabic, Persian, Malay and Indonesian, the word “dunia” means world. This broadens the outlook of cultures throughout the world, and the knowledge of other languages displays the unknowing similarities that all of us share. Latin languages such as Italian, Portuguese and Spanish are very similar wi... (read more) Author: Chris Cornell

17. Calico Cats - Rare and Beautiful October 22, 2009 Calico is not a breed, but a name for cats with a specific coat pattern. Calico cats are those which have fur in three colors: white, black and orange. They appear in many different breeds, including Manx, Persian, and domestic short-hair cats. Calico cats are mostly female. This is explained by genetics – the color of the coat is tightly connected to sex. It depends upon the X chromosome, which in the case of cats, is coded to give either orange or black fur. The white color comes from other genes. As females have two X chromosomes, they have the opportunity to obtain one “orange” and ... (read more) Author: Mathew Kaspersky

18. How to Purchase and Maintain Handmade Silk Rugs October 19, 2009 As a symbol of one's wealth and taste, handmade rugs have drawn more and more attention than ever before. An exquisite handmade rug has value both in workmanship and art, so people have to acknowledge special knowledge so as to choose and maintain a worthy rug. Nowadays, it has been customary for a family to keep several rugs such asPersian rugs, oriental rugs, silk rugs, area rugs, etc. Different rugs will be purchased and used at different seasons. Paintings and ornaments, which are durable and of great technology value, can keep or gain value. These are the features to lead handmade r... (read more) Author: Steven ZHAO

19. Hindu October 19, 2009 The word Hindu first appeared in the Old Persian language which was derived from the Sanskrit word Sindhu, the historic local appellation for the Indus River in the northwestern part of the Indian subcontinent.[3] The usage of the word Hindu was further popularized by the Arabic term al-Hind referring to the land of the people who live across river Indus.[4] By 13th century, Hindustan emerged as a popular alternative name of India, meaning the "land of Hindus".[5] 'Hindus' came to be used for people regardless of their religious affiliation and mainly as a geographical term. It was only toward... (read more) Author: Dalma Martinez

20. Mehmani October 16, 2009 "The word mehmani means hospitality. When one makes a private audience with the Imam, it is called mehmani, and before that he presents a najwa (offering) to the Imam. There are different words in Persian for the hospitality, viz. mehman-dari, mehman-parwari and mehman nawazi. Thus the proper word mehmani means an entertainment, banquet, feast or hospitality. The rapid growth of Islam brought large number of people into its fold, who stood in need of the Prophet's guidance. In their assemblies they crowded and pressed upon each other in order to be able to sit nearest to the Prophet. On t... (read more) Author: Ibrahim Machiwala

21. Selecting Roses For Beginners October 14, 2009 'The world is a rose, smell it and pass it on', Persian proverb. Roses are the world's favorite flower and this is demonstrated by the size of the global market for rose bushes and cut flowers. They were first cultivated in China some 5,000 years ago and then during the Middle Ages in Europe, they were cultivated in monasteries for their medicinal properties. Roses are often attributed with a reputation for being difficult to grow; this is only true when gardeners don't understand the roses' preferences. Once we appreciate and then supply their needs, they can be very accommodatin... (read more) Author: Keith Berwick

22. Visiting Tehran, Iran October 12, 2009 Visiting Tehran, IranTehran is the large capital city of Iran, located at the foot of the Alborz mountain range. Because of its natural surroundings Tehran is in possession of an impressive panoramic view. If you have ever been to a national museum you can work out what this will be like. Its displays include ceramics, stone figures, statues, and carvings throughout the various periods of Persian history, as early as the 5th millenium BCE. For those who quickly tire of old statues, the grandiose burial chamber of Ayatollah Khomeini, the leader of the 1979 Islamic Revolution. It's still ... (read more) Author: Adam Anders

23. Page Rank Algorithm on September 4, 2001 October 09, 2009 The idiom algorithm is extracted from the name of the 9th century Persian mathematician Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Musa al-Khwarizmi. The name “algorism” originally referred merely to the system of carrying out mathematics using Arabic numerals. Google's ranking formula (Page Rank) was conceded on September 4, 2001 by the U.S. Patent that is calculated specially by using algorithm. PR is applied for giving numerical values to web documents by a search engine list. The Page Rank technique employed by the popular search engine Google to assist determines a web page's relevance or importance. Page... (read more) Author: raj thakur

24. What to do if your oriental rugs are in a flood? October 08, 2009 Just because your oriental rug has become very wet does not necessarily mean that it is damaged. Often when they are professionally cleaned they use water based soaps. Recently I rescued a collection of rugs from a flood and only one of the 9 rugs was damaged, where the colours had run, which could only partially be remedied. The others were fine and none the worse for the event. The first thing to do is at the first chance to dry them out. Very often when a rug is wet it looks uneven and does not lie flat, that is OK it usually goes back when completely dry. If the weather permits put it out... (read more) Author: Margaret Demers

25. Jasmine Oil (Grandiflorum) October 08, 2009 Jasmine Oil (Grandiflorum) Jasmine essential oil is extracted from Jasminum grandiflorum and is also known as royal jasmine. It originated from China and northern India. Currently France, Italy, Morocco, Egypt, China, Japan and Turkey are producing the best essential oils. The name Jasmine is derived from the Persian word 'yasmin'. The Chinese, Arabians and Indians used it for medicinal, aphrodisiac and other ceremonial purposes. The pure jasmine oil is extracted from the small white star-shaped flowers of this  evergreen shrub using solvent extraction. The flowers are picked... (read more) Author: Ankur Tandon

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