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Red brings strength, determination, challenge, masculinity, and money.

Black brings the warmth and energy of the carpet, enhances the power of other colors. The color blue is associated with the sky and the ancient pagan god Tangra.

Blue brings truth, serenity, and harmony.

Dark blue symbolizes eternity and infinity.

Light blue brings peace and strengthens the spirituality in the person.

The white color is an expression of the divine and spiritual and brings purity and light to the carpets.

Brown is used in a wide range of shades.  It is believed to bring fuel, health, and a connection to the Earth.

Yellow is warm and sunny.  It is used to bring life and joy.

Green is the color of health, a new animal, and wisdom.

The natural, heavenly wave symbolizes warmth and tenderness

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Chiprovtsi is a small town in northwestern Bulgaria Chiprovtsi is known for their carpets. They reflected the soul of their creators.

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Vertical handloom was the most importan tool in every Bulgarian home till 19th century

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Vertical handloom was the most importan tool in every Bulgarian home till 19th century

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Do you know what Queen Elizabeth, Prince Charles, Tony Blair and  🤬   Jagger have in common, apart from being British? They all step on Chiprovtsi carpets.

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Do you know what Queen Elizabeth, Prince Charles, Tony Blair and  🤬   Jagger have in common, apart from being British? They all step on Chiprovtsi carpets.

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,,Karakachka” in a local dialect, it means "black bride", in fact, one of the interpretations is that it is a stylized human figure with a tail on the head, typical of the proto-Bulgarians.  The figure ,,karakachka” is formed by seven triangles, which is no accident.  Seven is one of the numbers considered sacred by the Bulgarians.

“The tree” is another particularly popular motif from the Chiprovtsiq carpet. The number of branches of the tree is seven or nine branches. The tree is also a symbol and carries out the connection between the earthly and the heavenly. The roots of the tree are in the ground, its stem is above the ground, and the branches are in the sky.

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“Bibitsa” - a figure of three triangles, two of which form a rhombus;“Kanatitsa” – The Kanatitsa is one of the most popular symbols and motifs, which are used in Chiprovtski carpets. The abbreviated form of the rope is khan, which translated from Sanskrit also means shine, spark and light.

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“Bibitsa” - a figure of three triangles, two of which form a rhombus;“Kanatitsa” – The Kanatitsa is one of the most popular symbols and motifs, which are used in Chiprovtski carpets. The abbreviated form of the rope is khan, which translated from Sanskrit also means shine, spark and light.

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“Makaz” – The Makaz is a figure made of two triangles, one of them pointed downwards and the other upwards, connected in the middle they remind of a butterfly’s wings or sand watch. The actual meaning of the triangles is the men and women’s beginning.

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“Makaz” – The Makaz is a figure made of two triangles, one of them pointed downwards and the other upwards, connected in the middle they remind of a butterfly’s wings or sand watch. The actual meaning of the triangles is the men and women’s beginning.

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The Chiprovtsi carpet is a type of handmade carpet with two completely identical faces. It is part of the Bulgarian national heritage, traditions and artistic crafts.

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What these traditions have in common is that they are recognized by UNESCO as intangible art in Bulgaria: The Bistritsa Grandmothers; Nestinarstvo; a tradition of production of Chiprovtsi carpets•The national holiday Surva from Pernik; The Folklore Festival in Koprivshtitsa; 

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What these traditions have in common is that they are recognized by UNESCO as intangible art in Bulgaria: The Bistritsa Grandmothers; Nestinarstvo; a tradition of production of Chiprovtsi carpets•The national holiday Surva from Pernik; The Folklore Festival in Koprivshtitsa; 

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INTANGIBLE  ART    IN       BULGARIA