Lorestan handicrafts are diverse and unique

Director General of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts of Lorestan says: handicraft products in the province have a great variety.
Seyed Amin Ghasemi pointed out:
handicrafts in Lorestan are divided into three categories in terms of social origin and place of production nomadic, rural and urban.
He stated that nomadic handicrafts include those industries that are produced by tribal and nomadic artists and often have their own consumption aspect. The creators of artistic genius are its creators.
Ghasemi added:
These products are very diverse in Lorestan and the most important producers are women artists of Bakhtiari tribe living in Lorestan and other tribes and clans, among these handicrafts can be Namakdan, Jal (Rozini), Hur, Horasban, Khorjin, Kilim, Jajim, Siah Chador, Veris (Kesheh), Chogha, Plus and Chit were mentioned.
He added that urban handicrafts have long been created in accordance with the facilities and culture of different cities to meet the needs of related communities: the most important center of such industries in Lorestan is Boroujerd city, which has a long history in this field.
Director General of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts of Lorestan added:
weaving and embroidery, weaving, weaving, carpentry, inlay, mosaic and wood, needlework, needlework, engraving, science making, traditional locksmithing, financial felt, goldsmithing and construction Traditional ornaments, sewing local clothes, making traditional instruments, traditional design, gilding, traditional dyeing, painting on glass and making Warsaw are some of the urban handicrafts of Lorestan.
Regarding rural handicrafts, Ghasemi said:
These industries are specific to the rural community, which in Lorestan is a continuation of nomadic handicrafts, with occasional minor changes in technique and tools. Consumables are produced but are offered as commodities in markets where the buyers are mainly from rural areas.