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Boring History For Sleep | How Persian Mat Weavers Decided on Coin Border Patterns

🪙🧵 Boring History For Sleep | How Persian Mat Weavers Decided on Coin Border Patterns In the shaded corners of Persian courtyards, where mulberry threads dried in the wind and loom songs echoed like prayer, the mat weavers faced a quiet decision each morning: how to finish the edge. Not with scissors. Not with fire. But with a pattern of coins. Silver dinars. Copper fals. Smooth, worn tokens with histories of their own—gathered in clay pots, passed from grandmother to apprentice, each one carrying a story no longer spoken. Before weaving, the women would close their eyes and listen to the pile of coins. Not for sound. But for pull. A certain one always stood out—tilted slightly, or warmer in the sun. That coin would lead the border. That pattern would define the mat. Not random. Not planned. Chosen by something older than taste. Older than trend. Perhaps by memory. Perhaps by spirit. 💤 A bedtime story for those who understand that beauty is never truly designed—it’s whispered into being.