Introduction to Pottery in Gilan Iran
Pottery is one of the most abstract art in the world, and is believed by most scholars and archaeologists to be native to Iran and has traveled to other parts of the world.
Peak, pottery is common in almost all areas of Gilan province including Rudsar, Langrud, Lahijan, Siahkal, Rasht, Monastery, Talesh, Astara and so on.
Clay products are highly versatile, including roof clay used to cover buildings used by a wide range of Gilans in the center, east, and especially west, and to produce a variety of consumable containers that are used in place of many similar machine products. It is organized in the daily life of the people.
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