Cashmere weaving:
The best handicrafts of Iran 2 .Handcrafted luxury quilted textiles made with
High-quality threads, colorful hand-woven textiles with special patterns, mainly flower parsley, which originates from Yazd.
Handicrafts Cashmere is a soft and delicate fabric that is made from different threads such as silk, wool and fluff.
The cashmere industry was very prosperous due to its popularity and different uses in the upper classes of the society.
Until factory clothes and textiles entered the market.
Cashmere weaving, which dates back to the early Safavid era, is one of Iran’s old handicrafts.
Pen:
Hand printed textiles
Kalamkar fabric is one of the types of Iranian patterned printed textiles.
This fabric is printed using patterned wooden stamps, from pear wood, which has better flexibility and density for carving and long-term use.
A tapestry may be stamped hundreds to tens of thousands of times depending on its density and size.
For example, a two-meter by 1.4-meter piece should be stamped about 580 times to 4000 times in a fancy job. Kalamkar is one of the most popular handicrafts in Iran, which is mostly produced in Isfahan.
The materials used in the fabric allow air to circulate through its tiny pores. Therefore, it is very suitable for hot summer days.
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Weaving:
Making handmade shoes
Giveh is a light and comfortable hand-woven Iranian shoe. Special materials such as carpet thread are produced by artists. Weaving as a small home industry is one of the traditional handicrafts of Iran. This shoe was very popular all over the country until a few decades ago.
The material that is in the fabric allows air to circulate through its tiny pores. Therefore, it is very suitable for hot summer days. These Iranian handicrafts are produced in different colors in different cities of Iran, including Kermanshah, Zanjan, Shiraz, etc.
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Earthenware:
Formation of baked clay
The history of pottery art in Iran goes back to ancient times around 4000 years BC. And when agriculture flourished and cultivation began in the plateau of Iran by the primitive races of this land. Before glass making became popular.
Most of the containers used by humans such as:
There were clay pitchers and bowls. In today’s age, pottery is one of the most popular industries. The best soil for these Iranian handicrafts is clay, which has a lot of red iron. Hundreds of Iranian handicraft suppliers in Laljin (Hamadan) and Meibod (Yazd) produce exquisite and colorful pottery.
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