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Hand-Embroidered Balochi Tie – Traditional Needlework from Iran
Product Description:
This unique hand-embroidered tie is a modern accessory crafted with centuries-old Balochi needlework traditions. Each piece is made by skilled artisan women from Iranshahr, a town in the Sistan and Baluchestan Province of eastern Iran.
Made with fine silk thread and stitched entirely by hand, this Balochi tie showcases geometric patterns, traditional stitches, and rich colors passed down through generations. The embroidery covers nearly half of the tie, turning it into a wearable piece of cultural art.
Whether you’re dressing up for a wedding, a cultural event, or simply want to express your appreciation for handmade fashion, this embroidered tie is a one-of-a-kind addition to your wardrobe. Buying this product directly supports women artisans in rural Iran and helps preserve their traditional needlework skills while creating fair, sustainable income.
About Balochi Embroidery:
Balochi embroidery (also known as Balochi needlework) is a vibrant form of decorative stitching practiced for centuries by women in southeastern Iran. These intricate patterns are traditionally stitched without any printed template — artisans use only their creativity and ancestral knowledge. While this embroidery was historically applied to women’s dresses, today it appears in modern products like bags, cushions, accessories, and fashion items.
Every design is unique, often incorporating symbolic motifs, tiny mirrors (shisha), and threadwork in bold, striking colors. It can take weeks or even months to complete one piece.
Product Specifications:
- Material: Cotton fabric with silk embroidery thread
- Total Length: 143 cm (56 inches)
- Embroidered Section: 75 cm (29.5 inches)
- Color: Black base with multicolor embroidery
- Technique: Hand-stitched traditional Balochi embroidery
- Made by: Women artisans of Iranshahr, Sistan and Baluchestan, Iran
- Care Instructions: Dry clean only; avoid machine wash


















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