Handicrafts Bojnourd Iran

Handicrafts Bojnourd Iran

Bojnourd Handicrafts is the capital of North Khorasan Province, Iran, which has a rich and special culture because different ethnicities live best together. Among the Kurds, Turkmen, Fars, Tat and Baluch can be mentioned. This combination sometimes gives rise to a new art from a combination of several arts, which can be traced back to the double carpet of North Khorasan handicrafts which is a new art. And in addition to the Durga Bojnourd rug, the Bojnourd carpet and the Kurdish Bojnourd tablecloth. Some handicrafts of North Khorasan can also be made as souvenirs of Bojnourd.

Other Souvenirs and Crafts of North Khorasan Province:

Carpet weaving
Turkmen rug
Jewelry
Turkmen costume
Traditional weaving fabric
Mosaic
Illumination and ritual
Traditional instruments

Double sided rug

Bilateral carpet texture is similar to regular carpet texture. The two weavers deal with its texture at the same time. There is a knitter on one side and a knitter on the other. Each has its own unique role and design to the texture, making it possible to use the carpet on both sides. Silk is used for the texture of these carpets, and its designs are usually foursquare, yamut, snap, bergamot and braided. At present, only the weavers of this type of carpet are of Turkmen ethnicity in North Khorasan and none of the other ethnic groups and cities of Iran can see this unique texture. But the carpet requires a high degree of precision and texture, making it less likely to do so.

Embroidery

Charouk is one of the old handicrafts of North Khorasan that is defined by its definition of animal skin and is covered by thick threads and its root is a Turkish word. Boots are divided into two types: one for the lower income, which is less embroidered and more elegant, and the other more expensive, made of higher quality leather and embroidered on it Silk can be done and sometimes subtle engravings can be seen on this type of cover.

Jajim weaving

The underwear is similar to the rug and carpet woven by women of Bojnourd and its shape is mostly striped and colorful, mostly made of wool. Jajim’s roles come from a young weaver and a hope for the future, in which he plays a role and at the end offers a happy and beautiful underwear. The difference between handwoven woven fabrics by rural men and women who take different names is in the types of knots, textures, colors, and motifs.
On a trip to Bojnourd and North Khorasan Province, visit the surrounding villages and tribes of this area to bring some of their pure handmade products.