Persian Handicrafts
Modern & Antique Handicrafts
Iranian handicrafts constitute a significant part of traditional markets in different cities of our country. The handicrafts of any country can be considered a reflection of the civilization and culture of that people. Handicrafts have been the first tools of human interaction with each other in different societies and therefore provide significant information about the history of different countries of the world.
Iranian handicrafts have a significant share of our country's exports. Iranian carpet is one of the most popular handicrafts in the world, which also has a high price. Due to the employment of villagers, nomads and residents of small towns in this industry, it can be concluded that with proper investment in Iranian handicrafts, the economic infrastructure of society will be strengthened.
Iranian handicrafts are the most beautiful works of artist masters in various fields. If you are interested in getting acquainted with Iranian works of art and handicrafts, then join us. In this article, we will fully introduce Iranian metal and wooden handicrafts and provide interesting information about the works of art of different cities.
In general, handicrafts can be divided into three categories: artistic, artistic-consumer and consumer handicrafts. These industries are different from factory products due to the subtleties of manual design. One of the most important features of handicrafts is the use of raw materials made in the country. The added value of these products is also very high due to the initial investment and it is possible to expand this industry in deprived and rural areas. The extent of this industry's damage to the environment is also negligible compared to the destructive effects of modern and machine industries.
During the last two years, from the winter of 1399 until now, the outbreak of Corona virus in the world has caused irreparable damage to Iranian handicrafts. Obviously, with the boom in tourism and the increase in tourist attraction in Iran, handicrafts will also generate more revenue and prosperity. The 10th of June, equal to the 20th of Khordad in Iran, has been named as the International Day of turquoise handicrafts for example.
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