Termeh traditionally hand woven natural silk fabric of Yazd province Iran

Memories exploring streets of Yazd, amazed seeing Termeh with dear friend Majid.
Termeh is the name given to a special cloth that originated in Yazd. Traditionally, the cloth was hand-woven using natural silk (ابریشم abrisham) and wool fibre (پشم pashm). Termeh can take the form of fabric, sheets, panels and other shapes.
Good quality traditional termeh are part of a family's heirloom in much the same way as are Kashmiri scarves. They are often an article used in Iranian weddings - such as the sofreh used as a floor spread sheet. In these type of termeh, gold and silver threads may be incorporated either into the weave, as part of an embroidered pattern or as a border.