Introduction to Kilim Lorestan in Iran In Lorestan province, kilim weave is more than old carpet and in fact carpet evolved over many centuries. Its motifs are drawn from nature, hunting and abstract shapes. Which is woven and marketed by traditional religious beliefs and beliefs. The word kilim is simply a flat-textured rug or a
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Kashan Handicrafts in Iran Kashan is a historical city that is the center of the city and is part of Isfahan province. It is located in central Iran. Kashan is the cradle of Iran’s traditional civilization and culture known as Dar al-Momen. This city is more than 2.5 years old urbanization and one of the
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Introduction to Ghazvin Kilim in Iran Kilim or Plus is one of a variety of looms and coatings that are woven from silk, goat hair, sheep wool or other domestic animals. In its traditional form, Kilim is usually used to cover land, walls or curbs for bear animals, but today it is also purchased as
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Enamel Crafts in Iran Enamel is one of the most important handicrafts in Iran. Enamel, enamel has a history of 1500 years, but the oldest enameled objects discovered in Iran are about 5,000 BC. At present, the most important enamel poles can be named Isfahan. Enamel is done on metals such as copper and silver,
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Introduction to Pottery in Qom Iran Pottery refers to products made using clay as well as flowers made of quartz and kaolin with the help of hand and pottery wheels and then cooked. Other common industries in Qom include pottery. Since the area has high quality soil for pottery work, its ceramics and earthenware have
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Kurdistan handicrafts in Iran Crafts as a part of the cultural heritage and a symbol of the cultural life of a society are always in the spotlight. Due to the characteristic of traditional life in many parts of Kurdistan and the lack of independence of the industrial sector, the handicrafts of Kurdistan are still prominent
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Introduction to Gonabad Pottery in Iran As the name implies, the pottery is produced in a village in Gonabad called Mand. Pottery in Gonabad, with a 5,000-year history and similar to modern-day civilizations, follows a similar approach to construction, but pottery with different materials and decorations emerges as a phenomenon emerging from the late eleventh
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Carpet and Kilim Weaving in Hamedan Province Iran carpet weaving: Carpet weaving is well-known throughout the country for its durability, but carpet weaving in the province does not seem to have a long history. Only one documentary can be helped to talk about it. The carpet book is from Iran and wrote: The carpet weaving
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Shiraz pottery in Iran The most important raw materials in pottery are mud, sand and fuel. Clay because of its iron and lime oxide has the property of forming and adhering and can be made impermeable containers. To make the pottery, the mud is first removed from the mine to the site of the workshop
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Carpet and Kilim Weaving in Semnan Iran carpet weaving: Carpet and rug production has long been one of the most important products in Semnan province. The area, formerly owned by master carpets and carpet designers, was made of exquisite rugs and rugs. The field has been stagnant due to the entry of carpets into the
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