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City · استان Lorestan

در حال بازبینی

Khorramabad

خرم‌آباد

The capital of Lorestan, the market for Lori and Bakhtiari weaving, felt and pastoral craft from the Zagros.

موقعیت

Khorramabad sits in a valley below the Falak-ol-Aflak citadel, in high pastoral country.

اهمیت این مکان در صنایع دستی

Lori and Bakhtiari weaving — pile rugs, flatweaves, saddlebags and felt — is the craft identity of the province. Lorestan is also famous for excavated ancient bronzes, a field where fakes and legal restrictions are both significant.

بازارها و کارگاه‌ها

محلچه چیزی هست
City bazaarRegional weaving and felt.
Citadel museumRegional collections useful for comparison.

نکات شناسایی

  • Bakhtiari-type rug — Compartment or garden design in strong colours, wool foundation, robust handle.

این نکات آموزشی است و گواهی اصالت، قدمت یا خاستگاه شیء نیست.

نکات عملی

  • Objects offered as ancient bronzes should be avoided; export of antiquities is prohibited.
  • Workshop addresses, bazaar hours and market days change; confirm locally before travelling.

فصل مناسب: Spring and autumn.

کاربرد در این صنایع دستی

Persian carpet

A hand-knotted pile textile woven across Iran in city workshops, village looms and pastoral camps, distinguished by regional structure, palette and design vocabulary.

Kilim (Gelim)

A flat, pileless woven textile made across Iran by interlocking or slit-weaving coloured weft threads over a warp, used as floor covering, storage bag, saddle cover and tent divider depending on region.

Jajim

A narrow-strip flatwoven textile, usually made in warp-faced bands on a portable loom and then sewn together into a wider cloth, traditionally used as bedding cover, floor spread or door hanging by village and pastoral households.

Namad felt

A non-woven wool textile made by matting and pressing raw wool fibres with moisture, heat and friction rather than by weaving, traditionally produced across Iran for floor coverings, cloaks and protective mats.

Gabbeh

A thick, coarsely knotted pile rug woven mainly by pastoral and village weavers of the Zagros, with open fields, few motifs and a directly personal design language.