Giveh Shoes

By Author: Saeed Azadbakhsh
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In mountainous areas, the lack of communication routes and livelihoods based on animal husbandry and agriculture and the need for high mobility in the three seasons of spring, summer and autumn requires equipment that is light, comfortable, durable, cool and cheap at the same time. Nomads, rural and semi-urban communities with the existing facilities of the region are able to produce it, and to some extent are self-sufficient and to the extent of self-consumption can produce it. Giveh was the best answer to all these needs
Giveh or Persian Klash Shoes is a traditional Iranian footwear which is woven from cotton, silk or wool yarn. Giveh is a completely hand-woven shoe. The Giveh texture dates back to the thousand years ago among the people of Marivan. The men and women of this city use these shoes with great interest. One of the characteristics of these Persian Shoes is symmetry, which means that it is not left and right for it. The most important feature of Giveh is that it does not ...
... cause any environmental pollution after using it. Consumables are quite Natural in making Giveh and decompose in less than a year. Iranian artists use beautiful designs to make beautiful Klash shoes that every lady or gentleman uses, attracting attention and beauty.
The Giveh Shoes are usually hand-woven and made from cotton. Their insoles are also made of fabric, leather or plastic. Giveh is one of the traditional and very attractive Iranian footwear that is used in summer due to its low weight and high durability. Gives are also suitable for long walks. There is a great variety of designs and roles of women. These gowns can be easily matched with a variety of clothes and accessories and have a traditional and at the same time stylish and elegant look. Giveh also has many properties for foot care. Due to the specific material and texture of the goose, these slippers are antiperspirant and reduce bacterial growth. They also help to improve or prevent the formation of corns and skin fungi on the soles of the feet.
Today, hundreds of rural women in Iran are weaving in traditional workshops. Giveh is one of the most comfortable shoes that can be used anywhere.