INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
TEHRAN - The village of Alasht in Savadkuh, Mazandaran province, is famous for its Jajim weaving
For centuries, it has been a tradition that daughters learn from their mothers, and has been passed down from one generation to the
suppliers of the raw materials and the weavers of this item.The supply of all the raw materials from local resources, in addition to its
long history and high quality, was what caused this recognition
northern region.The designs and motifs used in this vibrant hand weave from Alasht, which has become known around the world due to its
exportation, are entirely original
The majority of them are characterized by geometric and striped designs in hues like green, orange, yellow, brown, white, and blue
Occasionally, cotton wraps and wool weft are combined, but the wrap and weft threads themselves can be made of wool.Each Persian carpet is a
scene that seems ageless, a procedure that can take as long as a year
done, the carpet is cut, washed, and put out in the sun to dry
