There are many specialties in Iran. There are still some things worth bringing back when you travel to Iran.
1. Handicrafts. Handicrafts in Iran have unique manufacturing skills, reflecting the characteristics of Persian culture. The most famous ones are hammer bottles and hammer plates. They are exquisite decorations, which are glazed, colored and painted on the metal surface using fine painting techniques and enamel technology.
2. Hand printed and dyed cloth. The plant fuel is used for coloring layer by layer, which is washable, fadeless, and the design is durable, practical and beautiful.
3. Persian carpet. It is a famous handicraft in Iran with a long history. The carpet pattern is very Persian, bright and colorful. In recent years, there have also been a large number of chemical fiber woven carpets. It is difficult for laymen to distinguish the true from the false, so they should be cautious when purchasing.
4. Handprinted silk fabrics. Iran's silk weaving industry also has a long history, and the twill weaving method invented by the ancient Persians also has a certain impact on China's silk weaving technology. The local hand printed silk scarves seen in Tehran shopping malls are light in texture, simple in design but beautiful in color, and cheaper than imported scarves.
5. Saffron
Iran is the largest producer of saffron, and 80 percent of saffron in the world comes from Iran. Although saffron is a valuable medicinal material in the international market, Iranians do not value its efficacy, but regard it as an ordinary condiment. The attractive yellow color of saffron often appears on rice and cakes of ordinary people in Iran.
6. Pumping smoke
Water pipe smoking is one of the main recreational activities of Iranians. In Iran, men and women, old and young, always smoke hookahs. Men and women sit together, smoke hookahs, drink black tea, eat dates, and chat happily. A bag of shisha smoke of 10000 to 20000 rials (equivalent to 10 to 20 yuan). Fill the top of the shisha smoke bag with cut tobacco, cover it with a layer of perforated tin paper, and then put burning charcoal on it. The charcoal heats the cut tobacco, and the smoke goes down through the water filter in the tobacco bag to smoke. The store usually prepares several cigarette holders, which can let several people smoke a bag of hookah. (The hookah bottle must be consigned, otherwise it cannot be brought back to the country completely)
7. Kashan in Iran is rich in roses, as well as rose water and rose essential oil. The efficacy of rose essential oil can be searched Baidu or asked about the small partners around. What I want to say is that the Iranian rose essential oil is sold in pharmacies with absolute fidelity and high purity, but the price is only one third of the price of domestic similar products.
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