Sweets angosht pich Hamedan in Iran angosht pich is a kind of sweet eaten which is considered as souvenir of Hamadan. The raw ingredients of angosht pich are egg whites, rose water, sugar and water, and the confectionery mixes it up enough to make it look like a honeycomb. This pastry is cooked in Hamadan
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Sweets Eris Tabriz in Iran Eris or Reis Sweets in local language called soot shirini si is one of the delicious Tabriz made from milk, sugar, vanilla, pistachio and cocoa. One of the cultural attractions of different cities of this line is definitely when you travel to Azerbaijan. It’s traditional food and pastries. Baklava, Nogha,
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Bob Dendun Sweets in Mazandaran Province Iran Dendun water is a traditional and famous Sweets of Mazandaran province. Known for its crisp name, it was originally named Bob Dendun. This traditional wedding cake, made in large sizes, was sent to the bride’s family in large trays, along with the bride’s purchases, which they call a
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Isfahan Inlay in Iran One of the most beautiful and artistic varieties of handicrafts in Isfahan is carving. An unmatched carving art, in fact, is the art of decorating the surface of a wooden object similar to a mosaic of small triangles. The more regular the shapes are, the better the finish. Another reason for
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History of Jajim Weaving in Iran Jajim is one of the oldest handmade fabrics in Iran and is in fact a hand-woven, colored wool-like stripe that is woven from wool or cotton and silk and sometimes wool. The most important raw material used in the production of alwan is woolen yarn. Generally speaking, wool yarn
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History of Woodturning in Iran Woodturning is one of the traditional Iranian handicrafts that has been widespread in the area since ancient times and is commonly found in areas of the country where wood is most commonly found, as its main raw material is wood used in woodturning. Walnut, elm, alder, tongue, sparrow, willow, sycamore,
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Bushehr weaving Gabbeh in Iran The most prominent handicraft and household industry in Bushehr province, which is common in almost all rural areas, and even in many urban areas, is the number one household or second occupation. The texture is Gabbe. Gabbeh, which is woven into the hair of a blend of Aden goat hair.
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Dezful Handicrafts in Khuzestan Iran The history of handicrafts in Dezful has to be known from the time that one’s skills in thinking and creativity, powerful hands and early literacy, made man to build the tools he needed. According to Professor Gearshman’s writings, there were people living in the mountains of northern Khuzestan for 5,000
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Kerman kilim Nomads in Iran kilim shiriki pich: “Shiriki pich” is the name that Kerman tribal and rural weavers have put on some kind of kilim. In the indigenous term, screw screw is more commonly known as needle kilim. The name of the screw coil comes from the phrase of a partner twisting two threads
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Buin Zahra Handicrafts in Iran The city of Buin Zahra is located south of the Qazvin Plain, 50 kilometers from Qazvin. Its headquarters is in the city of Bojnezhara and has six districts called Markazi, Spa, Avaj, Dashtabi, Ramand and Shal, and 14 villages and about 320 towns. It covers an area of about 6,000
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