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Handcrafted Wall Decor

Name: Handcrafted wall decor
Price: 28 EUR
Availability: InStock

€28

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This handcrafted wall décor is a popular souvenir of the south of Iran, specially Khuzestan Province, Dezful City, and Shahiun Village.

The art of mat weaving is one of the most well-known traditional talents of men and women in the south of Iran, where the date palm can be found everywhere.

The designs and artwork are woven on these wall decors and plates come from the ancient patterns of the bricks and traditional Persian architecture. That’s why they named this method of weaving “Ajorbaft” which means brick-like.

You can use this mat woven product as a plate for fruit, bread, or sweets. Also, you can easily hang it on the wall and decorate your living room in a vintage style.

Categories: home decoration, home, Other

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This handcrafted wall décor is a popular souvenir of the south of Iran, specially Khuzestan Province, Dezful City, and Shahiun Village.

The art of mat weaving is one of the most well-known traditional talents of men and women in the south of Iran, where the date palm can be found everywhere.

The designs and artwork are woven on these wall decors and plates come from the ancient patterns of the bricks and Persian architecture. That’s why they named this method of weaving “Ajorbaft” which means brick-like.

You can use mat woven products as a plate for fruit, bread, or sweets. Also, you can easily hang it on the wall and decorate your living room in a vintage style.