Handmade Persian carpets in Iran, a traditional craftmanship that has contributed to the cultural prestige of the country, are facing a struggle for survival, weakened by sanctions and economic crisis that are diverting buyers. The carpets have long been a symbol of Iran’s rich cultural heritage, known for their intricate designs and high quality. However, with the economic challenges brought on by sanctions, the industry is facing a significant decline in demand and production. This has put the livelihoods of many carpet weavers at risk.

In Iran, Persian Carpets Face the Challenge of Sanctions

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