Sundbafi weaving is a type of mat made from date palm fibers, it is an art in which no industrial tools are used.

While Qalam-zani is well-known through the names of cities like Isfahan, Shiraz, and Tabriz, Tabas metalwork holds its own unique identity and exquisite finesse.

Although the fundamental structure of Kilim weaving is similar across the country, its designs and practical uses vary extensively according to local Iranian cultures and geographies

In this craft, artisans decorate the surfaces of metal volumes by inlaying wires made of diverse materials

Locks that are traditionally produced in Iran may seem simple, but precise and mysterious techniques are used in their construction.

Once used as Hajj clothing, Ehrami weaving is now mainly used for making prayer rugs

In Iran, papier-mâché has been fused with arts such as Gol-o-Morgh (flower and bird painting), acquiring a distinct character that sets it apart from its counterparts in other countries

Minakari is recognized globally as a signature Iranian art, and most foreign tourists are eager to take home enameled vessels as souvenirs

Wicker is the art and craft of weaving used to make such products as baskets, mats, etc. by using the most basic equipment