Termeh
Sign in to savethumb|Several samples of termeh with Paisley (design)|paisley pattern Termeh (Persian: ترمه) is a type of valuable and traditional fabric, often made from silk, cashmere, or wool, and featuring intricate traditional patterns. This fabric is produced in Iran and Kashmir and is highly popular due to its delicate and complex designs.
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It is catalogued under topics including History of Asian clothing, Iranian clothing and Persian embroidery.
Its subject is documented across 8 Wikipedia language editions.
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thumb|Several samples of termeh with Paisley (design)|paisley pattern Termeh (Persian: ترمه) is a type of valuable and traditional fabric, often made from silk, cashmere, or wool, and featuring intricate traditional patterns. This fabric is produced in Iran and Kashmir and is highly popular due to its delicate and complex designs.
The exact origin of termeh is uncertain, and researchers are divided on whether its production first started in Iran or Kashmir. Generally, Iranian designs like paisley were introduced to India during the Safavid period and had a significant influence on the design of Kashmiri shawls.
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