Yasuj Crafts of Iran

Yasuj Crafts of Iran

Handicrafts in Yasuj, the capital of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad province in Iran, are the result of tribal men’s handicrafts created alongside animal husbandry and agriculture. Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad handicrafts are more self-serving than they are for money. But with the amenities and beauties of the craft, it captivates the eye of every visitor, and all the travelers and tourists of the city are looking for crafts in the area. Most of Yasuj’s handicrafts are made of wool from the livestock they breed and provide all the tools they need.
Handicrafts of Kohgiluyeh & Boyer Ahmad Province:
carpet weaving
Gilim weaving
Weaving salt
Black weaving tent
Weaving tablecloth
bag
Featured Gilim
Traditional embroidery
Plaid weaving (rug and carpet mix)
Predator
Rand weaving

Jajim

Jajim is one of the textiles called Kohgiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad which is woven by rural women and nomads. The jajim are woven into strips by wool and then horizontally attached to the desired size. The color of the Jajim is usually light and the pattern used in Jajim is clay, stripes, rhombus, zigzag and so on. Jajim used to be a blanket, a mattress and a chair, but now the use of jajim has become less practical and has become more decorative. Another thing to note is that Jajim is very similar to the glim but they differ in thickness and the glim can only be used as a substrate because of its roughness.

Weaving

One of the other handmade handcrafts is the Apparel, which is used as a decorative item in addition to being functional. Superstring is like a box used by nomads to keep things or quilts, moving time. The texture of the supernatant is similar to the texture of the carpet, and the pattern on it is sometimes prominent.