Примеры использования Turkmen carpets на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The density of the Turkmen carpets is different.
In the Turkmen carpets red colors dominate, range of colors varies from dark red to almost blood red.
The finesse of the ornaments on Turkmen carpets is impressive!
Another feature of the Turkmen carpets is a pattern- geometric, with the characteristic of each major tribe.
The laborious techniques of manufacturing the Turkmen carpets do not allow to work fast.
Among the modern Turkmen carpets stands the world's largest handmade carpet total area of 301 m2, which was woven in 2001, and in 2003 entered in the Guinness Book of Records.
Now, one can often see the Turkmen carpets with various subjects.
State Association Turkmenhaly is a major supplier to the world market of pure wool pile hand-made Turkmen carpets from Turkmenistan.
But there is a feature,which gathers Turkmen carpets, dominates on the majority of them.
Even if by the time of Marco Polo the Turkmen carpets had reached such fineness and beauty, it is not difficult to suppose, that the roots of carpet-weaving go far back to the earlier period of history, because a carpet is the result of creative work of many generations of nameless weavers from the people.
The new building of the National Museum of Turkmen Carpets has an overall space of 5089 m2.
Turkmen carpets and Akhal-Teke horses, Sunday bazaars and innumerable historical monuments, such as ruins of the ancient fortresses of the Achaemenid dynasty and archaeological sites of the Parthian period, the ancient cities of Merv(Turkmen Merw, Persian Marw), Koneurgench and Nisa, medieval castles, forts, caravanserais, mosques, mausoleums and tombs- all this attracts numerous tourists to hot Turkmenistan.
An Italian traveler Marco Polo was the first to mention the Turkmen carpets in the XIII century.
Tour continues on the first floor in the hall of Turkmen carpets, where pride of Turkmen people‒ giant carpet is exhibited, area of which is 266 square meters.
Stretching for several kilometers along the desert outskirts of the city, the bazaar is attracting attention, first of all,the possibility to buy traditional Turkmen carpets, which are brought here for sale from across the country.
The main part of the tekin,yomud and other Turkmen carpets in the market has small size- from 60 to 90 centimeters to 1.5 for 2 meters, but the carpets of large size are also not uncommon.
The most frequent carpets of low-density- 100-200 thousand knots per square meter,but there are Turkmen carpets the density of which is 600 000 knots per square meter and more.
Besides numerous gold medals won at various international exhibition-fairs Turkmen carpets were also awarded in such nominations as Quality and Perfection and won The Era of Quality and The Arch of Europe gold awards, Platinum and Diamond Stars.
Here you can see thousands of archaeological monuments of old Nisa and Merv,as well as ancient Turkmen carpets, household items, samples of national clothes and fabrics, items made of precious metals.
The principal activities of the corporation are the production and sale of Turkmen carpets and rugs, preserving the traditions of carpet weaving hand, the restoration of old carpet ornaments and articles.
The museum has about forty thousand exhibits are pictures on historical themes, Oriental miniatures, tapestries, drawings, ceramics and sculptures,ancient traditional clothes, Turkmen carpets, jewelry, silverware, utensils, musical instruments, ancient weapons, ancient manuscripts, documents on the history of the region, all kinds of flora and fauna of Mary Province.
The main celebrations are held in Ashgabat, at the National Turkmen Carpet Museum, a unique temple-treasure house, where over eight thousand historical rarities and modern hand-made articles are kept.
For 20 years,on the last Sunday in May our people annually celebrate a state holiday- Turkmen Carpet Holiday.
The first carpet-giant made in 1942 like«Galkynysh» made in 2009,decorating the National Turkmen Carpet Museum.
The Turkmenistan Presidential Decree of 20 March 1993 in Ashgabat created the Turkmen Carpet Museum.
The emergence of Turkmen carpet, possibly related to the heyday of Assyria, Babylon and Egypt, whose proximity to Turkmenistan by the trade as far back as ancient times, had paved the carpet, and with it, and dyeing.
Carpets are, doubtlessly, the most popular Turkmen items around the world.
Among diverse forms of folk applied art, Turkmen carpet- weaving is the most richly developed and has won world- wide fame and is still a success.
All Turkmen tribes have their own historical well-established pictures of the carpet. .
The carpets of the Turkmen weavers(or rather, woman weavers- Turkmen women are engaged in making carpets) became known in Europe long ago.