Examining the image of women in nomadic carpets The role of "9 women" with emphasis on the social component of nomadic women's clothing

The image of a woman as a human figure is one of the common motifs in nomadic carpets that are woven in different shapes and structures in different parts of the country and certainly has a symbolic and special meaning. The role of "nine women" is one of the designs in which the image of a woman is woven. In this research, carpets from three different tribes are examined. Researchers are looking for the type of female illustration in this category of Iranian handmade carpets and the relationship between this type of illustration and the appearance and social form of nomadic women. In fact, the type of clothing and makeup as one of the social norms for women in this study is examined. The main question of this research is as follows: to what extent is the type of female imagery in these rugs related to the structure that the nomadic community likes for its women as a norm, tradition and tradition in the form of clothing? This research is done in a descriptive-analytical method by collecting library and internet information. Women's clothing in Baluch carpets is close to the social clothing of Baluch nomadic women. Women's clothing in Kurdish carpets does not have the necessary resemblance to the social clothing of Kurdish nomadic women in Khorasan, and women's clothing in Afshar carpets bears no resemblance to women's clothing in Afshar nomads in Kerman.