🇮🇷 Iranian craftsmen have recreated a Persian velvet carpet that once adorned the 🇷🇺 Russian Emperor Nicholas II's palace.
The carpet, described in detailed inventory books, was lost during World War II. However, the Iranian craftsmen have used ancient Persian techniques, including knot weaving and natural dyes, to meticulously replicate the historic patterns.
This effort is part of the ongoing restoration of the Alexander Palace, where Nicholas II resided, aiming to restore its interiors to their former glory.
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The Hermitage Amsterdam, which severed its ties with Saint Petersburg’s State Hermitage Museum immediately following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, has changed its name and announced new partnerships with three international museums. https://t.co/cbAjzoKjy2
A society that rewards those who lie and decieve cannot maintain its cohesion for long.
An inevitable unravelling is going to occur and how that will manifest itself is the only question that's really left.
@Chahuapa@Spriter99880 ..get the Look
>Shaven head , haughty arrogant faded wasted visage, the demeniour of the Germanic , Natcc, Psychopath that wants to revenge upon the great succesful
..because they have to resemble e u s a eu vassal...estonia
British government is concerned that Russian submarines "in the North Atlantic, in the Irish Sea and in the North Sea" have begun to use unusual routes for their movement, Newsweek.
"Phantoms of the ocean" also worries other NATO countries.
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