Color:

Color: What looks after the shape of each object is its color. Some believe that color even before the object appears to the viewer. The influence of color from the aesthetic point of view of human psychology has an undeniable effect on a view of different colors with different effects on the viewer's mood. Colors not only have different effects on the viewer alone, but they also have different effects in different ways, including compared to other colors. For example, in terms of coldness and warmth, one can say that the inner and spiritual effects of colors vary, and also the different interpretations and beliefs of nations about colors, people and nations. And in order to compare colors with each other, in this case, we can point out the contrast and harmony of colors that have a favorable or undesirable effect on the viewer, so that it can be joyful or sad by changing colors and creating contrast or harmony. It looked dirty.
Color Types:
The dyes used in dyeing fibers used in carpet weaving are divided into two categories: natural dyes and artificial or chemical dyes.
1. Natural Colors: Natural colors have three sources of plant colors, animal colors and minerals and metals.
A)Herbal Colors: These types of colors are made from various herbs and fruits found in nature that are inherently colored. Walnut, Ronass, Asparagus, Nile, Pomegranate, Hair Leaf, etc. are well known color sources. Vegetable colors lose their raw or more or less luminous appearance due to the gradual impact of light, foot abrasion and rubbing of alkalis, and find a degree of mild luster and sophistication. Vegetable dyes have properties and properties that chemical dyes lack.
B) Animal Colors: Animal colors are usually found in an insect called Pheasant, which is found in silver, gray, red, and black in nature. So-called red grains. The red dry the seed and make it into powder. If the powder is dissolved in water and mineral acids, the resulting color will be red, and if the alkali material is used instead of acid, the resulting color will be purple.
C) Minerals and metals: These materials are mainly used for fixing dyes to fibers. This is called so-called indentation. Typical indentations such as aluminum salts and colored indentations such as white alum, copper sulfate, sodium bromate, nickel and tin, and tin indentation are mentioned.
2. Chemical dye: A dye obtained from a combination of chemicals that is generally not a natural dye in terms of aesthetics and durability against light, foot wear and rinsing. If they are stable, they will not become more beautiful over time. Carpets that have been chemically dyed will fade over the surface over time, but will retain their original color near the nodes. Chemical dyes can be combined with dyes.
Combined Colors: Combined or chrome colors are actually a tooth color used to fix color materials.
Ink colors are a group of chemical dyes known as aniline. These types of paints are very cheap and qualitatively volatile. The color is poor in color and loses its polished and durable resistance to light, abrasion, and alkali.
Teeth: Teeth are an auxiliary agent for dyeing in fibers. To stabilize the color and better absorb the color, either plant or metal are known as indent. Among the mentioned teeth, cream teeth are the most used for the stability and transparency of the resulting colors. These colors are similar to natural colors and color the material in three ways.
A) Pre-dye indentation
B) Dyeing after dyeing
C) Toothpaste combined with dyeing