Cashew

Cashew; A shining jewel in the crown of Iranian handicrafts

Cashmere is a fabric of Iranian origin that steals the heart of every viewer with its beautiful and lasting designs and colors. This precious fabric, with silk threads and traditional Iranian motifs, has been woven in Iran for a long time, and today it is known as one of the symbols of Iranian art and craft.

A rich history

The roots of cashmere weaving in Iran go back centuries. In the past, cashmere was mostly woven by hand using wooden looms. With the passage of time and the advancement of technology, the methods of weaving cashmere also changed, and today more advanced machines are used to produce this fabric.

Unique features of cashew

Traditional designs: Cashmere designs are usually inspired by nature and include flowers, bushes, animals and slim lines.

Vibrant colors: Cashmere colors are very lively and fresh and natural colors such as red, blue, green and yellow are often used.

High-quality material: cashmere is woven from natural fibers such as silk, which gives it special softness and durability.

High price: due to the use of high-quality raw materials and the complex production process, cashmere is considered one of the most expensive fabrics.

Cashew production centers in Iran

Yazd and Isfahan are among the most important cashew production centers in Iran. The artists of these two cities produce cashmeres of unique quality and beauty using their own designs and colors.

Applications of cashew

Due to its beauty and high value, cashew has various uses. Among these applications, the following can be mentioned:

Tablecloths and pillowcases: Due to its softness and beauty, cashew is very suitable for making tablecloths and pillowcases.

Clothing: Cashmere is used to sew all kinds of traditional and formal clothes.

Gifts and souvenirs: Cashmere is known as a valuable gift and souvenir from Iran.