Iran has a diverse textile manufacturing base spanning synthetic fibres and yarns, upholstery fabrics, machine-made carpets and internationally recognised handmade rugs. Alongside its long textile heritage, a number of...
By Behnam Ghasemi
For decades, the global textile industry has demonstrated one fundamental principle: manufacturing competitiveness depends not only...
The non-woven textile industry is one of the newest sectors of the textile industry. The nonwoven textile industry is very important today.
A group of...
Iran and Pakistan have agreed to convene the 9th Joint Economic Committee (JEC) meeting in Tehran next month, marking another step toward strengthening bilateral...
World-renowned Iranian sculptor Parviz Tanavoli has generously donated a collection of 408 Persian flatweave rugs, kilims, and carpets to the Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and...
TEHRAN – A permanent market for handicrafts is planned to be established in the city of Kermanshah, the deputy provincial tourism chief has announced.
A...
By: Behnam Ghasemi - Kohan Textile Journal
The textile industry is one of the most important industries of large industrial countries. In developed countries such...
For millennia, Iran’s eminent carpets, which are adored for their intricate designs, lavish colors, and matchless craftsmanship, have been produced by hand along the...
Termeh is a fine and precious handmade cloth with traditional patterns or textures made of wool and high-quality natural or synthetic silk with tall...
Sarvar Bakhti, Head of the Economic Cooperation Organization Cultural Institute, highlighted the significance of Persian carpets, calling them Iran's "cultural flag." Speaking at the...