Birjand Handicrafts Iran
The handicrafts of Birjand and South Khorasan Province of Iran undoubtedly represent the art and civilization of the people of this region. An art that has passed from generation to generation, to the present. Birjand and other cities of South Khorasan produced beautiful handicrafts for everyday use or for the purpose of earning money due to their geographical location and the nature’s facilities. These works now show the authenticity and interest of the people of this land in culture and art. Now if you are traveling to Birjand and want to buy souvenirs do not forget about its beautiful crafts along with its souvenirs.
Other South Khorasan Or Birjand Crafts:
Pottery
Jajim weaving
Weaving towels
Blackbird
Weaving tablecloth
Weaving
Etching
Carpet weaving
Felt
Woodturning
carpet weaving
Carpet weaving is one of the common arts in most cities and regions of Iran, and many artists are involved in this art in Birjand and the towns and villages of South Khorasan. This long woolen wool ornament, which adorns all Iranian homes in Birjand, is more than 1,000 years old. In terms of technical characteristics, the type of carpet weaving in South Khorasan is Turkish and Persian and maps such as Lachak Toranj, Plain, Horse, etc. are used. Carpet weaving is still popular in South Khorasan province and woven carpets in Mood and Derakhsh are well known worldwide.
Plus weaving
Plus, weaving is also made of goat hair. Plus, it is usually used as a mattress, a tent, a tent and so on. All of the materials used in Plus Plus are natural and this is one of the advantages of Plus. The colors of the woven plus in Birjand range from black to cream, and the texture is such that they are woven from each color into thin sections, each with a different color, and when combined, give the eye-pleasing beauty They give it. In the towns of Nehbandan and the head of the grove, the plaques are more flourishing.
Embroidered
Embroidery is an art in which traditional and beautiful designs are sewn to the fabric to make the fabric more beautiful and beautiful. What is used for this art is fabric and yarn such as silk, cotton, metal and decorative stones, and so on. These beautiful fabrics may not be of material value, but they are artistically valuable because art is the work of well-meaning and tasteful artists. These fabrics are used in many different ways, such as desktops, bedding and even in sewing different clothes.
Mat weaving
Another craft in Birjand is mat weaving. Mattress art is perhaps one of the oldest arts in South Khorasan. Artists knit used or decorated products with the leaves of a variety of trees, the most common being the palm tree in this area. Woven mattresses are reasonably priced and are a good choice for souvenirs. Baffle matting is common in cities such as Tabas and Nehbandan.