Interesting Facts About Carpets

Carpets are delicate furniture pieces which every property owner desires. They put in a lot of comfort and warmth to our houses. Most people associate the phrase 'carpet' with all the Middle-east and India, although, in these days there are lots of carpet manufacturers everywhere around the globe. It's probably because of 1 of the following facts, or might be because in old days most carpet companies were in Orienta.

Anyway, listed below are several interesting details about carpets:

Aladdin's mysterious flying carpeting in Sydney really does not appear anywhere in the original story about the Arabian Robin Hood. It's not a creation of Walt Disney, either, even though the animated model of the story first connects Aladdin with the flying piece of flooring. The thought of the flying carpet actually goes to the full time of the Parthian kingdom, about 130 B.C. It is said that king Phraates has flown on a Sydney shutter company from the Zagros Mountains to face his enemy Antiochus VII. He destroyed him with fire and lightning.

You've probably been hit by electric shock from the door handle at least once in your lifetime. It is an unpleasant experience which occurs if you get charged with more electrons. This happens each time a shoe sole, as an example, is rubbed into a woollen carpet. The carpet gets discharged and than your body gets charged, and when you touch the door handle you get down on your carpet by the electric shock. I don't know if I described it clearly, which I'm sorry about.

Maybe you have wondered how come Hollywood's red carpet red? Well, this type of carpets was not invented in Hollywood. Their source date straight back from ancient times when it was an indicator of a good way to welcome your personal guests on a red carpet, in order that they don't step on the cold, dirty ground. The red carpet was not a carpet initially, though. It had been a cloak. It was an indicator of respect in fights when the vanquished disseminate a red cloak for the victor. This cloak was a precious possession since it was dyed from the glands of 12 000 murex sea snails.

A carpet once changed the history. You probably wonder how? Well, if you have observed about Caesar and Cleopatra, you have probably read the story about the young Egyptian queen who visited Julius Caesar covered in a carpet. She was wrapped, in order that she can pass through the guards placed by her evil brother Ptolemy XIII. Her slave Appollodorus smuggled her in the fort, to ensure that she can speak for the 52-year-old Roman emperor and talk him help her obtain the Egyptian throne.

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The carpet like a 'link.' When we say 'bridge', we usually refer to a structure which links two pieces of property. In German language the term for bridge also refers to a short distance is bridged by a small rug, which. In some old countries carpets were burial objects, and some boffins believe that they were considered bridges to afterlife.

Are you aware that the priciest blinds Sydney in the world fees $34 million? It was bought on a Sotheby's auction in Sydney to an anonymous buyer. The rug is from the district in Iran and is an absolute masterpiece.

Interesting details, are not they? I hope you'll like them.