A traditional textile handicraft house was opened in Kerman

The first traditional textile handicraft house of Kerman was put into operation with the presence of the country and provincial officials and with the efforts of entrepreneurial women.

According to the reporter of Arya Heritage, Friday 24 Mehr 1405, with the presence of Mohammad Ali Talebi, Governor, Barzin Zarghami, Deputy Handicrafts of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, Shahbaz Hasanpour, representative of the people of Kerman and Raver in the Islamic Council, Mohsen Fathi, head of the tourism faction and representative of the Sasandaj people in the parliament, Mojtaba Shokri, head of the Development and Revitalization Fund of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Seyed Movid Mohsennejad, Director General of Cultural Heritage. Kerman and a group of provincial officials, the first traditional textile handicraft house was opened in Kerman city.

This collection started its activity with the focus on women entrepreneurs and with the aim of creating a basis for the activity of the female head of the household, in line with the development of women's entrepreneurship, preserving the authentic Iranian arts and creating sustainable employment opportunities.

This collection, which previously had activities in the form of a workshop for the production of traditional fabrics, luxurious Iranian clothing, cushions and interior decoration products, by turning into a handicraft house, continues to promote and further develop the weaving of traditional textiles in Kerman.

The products of this collection are completely hand-woven and produced using natural materials, and artistic elements such as copper and ceramics have been used in the design of some clothes. The combination of traditional art with creative design and environmentally friendly approach is one of the key features of this collection, which is considered an effective measure in applying handicrafts and better marketing of products.