About the Antique Rugs of the Future Project

Sheep Breeds of Azerbaijan

Shearing,
Sorting, Washing, Carding, Spinning

"The advantages of handspun yarn to machine spun yarn"

Rediscovery of Ancient Natural Dyes
Our Natural Dyestuffs

Mordants

Difference between synthetically and naturally dyed rugs

Weaving and Finishing Steps

Galleries of ARFP Caucasian Azerbaijani Rugs
 

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SÜDLƏYƏN (QROSSHEYM SÜDLƏYƏNI) - EUPHORBIACEAE JUSS (EUPHORBIA GROSSHEIMII PROKH) - SPURGE (ENG)

 

Family EUPHORBIACEAE

Genus species var.

Euphorbia  grossheimii Prokh.

Territory

Transcaucasus (Republic of Azerbaijan), Southern Azerbaijan (Iran) - dry, rocky slopes

Altitude montánní
Description leaves alternate, narrowly linear, 2-3cm, sharply dentate, bracts similar, capsules globular, smooth
Size

5-10cm

Color yellow
Bloom

summer

Type tuft
Cultivation

sunny, dry, rock crevices, protection against winter wet

alpine house, poor, drained soil, sun
Propagation

seed in winter, germ. 1-3 months, 18-21°C

cuttings in late spring and late summer

 

Euphorbia is one of the endangered and rare plants of Azerbaijan, and it is listed in the Red Book. Euphorbia plant is found around Nakhchyvan (Nakhichevan) and Julfa. It grows mostly at the foot of mountains and hillsides. Today we import this plant from Southern Azerbaijan (territory of Iran) where it is more abundantly available. Alum is used as a mordant to dye the wool with euphorbia. To get very beautiful golden yellow color, some madder and pomegranate skins are added together with Südleyen - Euphorbia.



 

 
Handspun wool dyed with Euphorbia