Kalash Kalahari, the traditional footwear of the Kurdish people, which has undergone changes over time in terms of raw materials, the method of weaving and the construction of the soles, has reached the National Register of Intangible Heritage of the country. Producing and reviving the traditional way of this indigenous heritage and passing this art to future generations is an important necessity to preserve the cultural identity of the region. Mustafa Azadi, an IRNA correspondent in Kermansha, reports

Kalash Kalahari, the traditional footwear of the Kurdish people, which has undergone changes over time in terms of raw materials, the method of weaving and the construction of the soles, has reached the National Register of Intangible Heritage of the country. Producing and reviving the traditional way of this indigenous heritage and passing this art to future generations is an important necessity to preserve the cultural identity of the region. Mustafa Azadi, an IRNA correspondent in Kermansha, reports