Armak weaving: a valuable heritage of the traditional textile industry of Iran
Armak weaving is one of the traditional handicrafts of Iran, which is rooted in the rich history and culture of this land. This hand-woven art produces a simple and resistant fabric that has many uses in the past and is still known as one of the symbols of Iran's handicrafts.
History and features of weaving
Armak weaving has a long history in Iran and has been popular especially in the city of Yazd. Ermak fabric usually has a simple and uniform texture and is produced from cotton and artificial silk threads. High resistance, reasonable price and ease of production are among the prominent features of this fabric.
Traditional and contemporary uses of Ermak
In the past, Ermak was used to sew all kinds of clothes, tablecloths, pillowcases and other household products. Even today, this fabric is used for sewing school uniforms, work clothes and some other products.
Challenges and opportunities in the weaving industry
The weaving industry is facing challenges such as competition with synthetic fabrics, decreasing demand and lack of skilled labor. However, this industry also has many opportunities. By supporting artists and producers, creating new markets and introducing Ermak as a valuable and natural product, we can hope for the revival of this art.
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