Most
of Shahseven of South regions, locating lower than Moqan and Sabalan,
are living in villages and only a few of them have still tribal
life.
The most important, regarding their woven namakdans, are Shahseven of
Hashtroud and Mianeh regions, suburbs of Bijar and Shahseven of
Khamseh, Qazvin and Saveh.
Since these Shahseven namakdans are inspired by other tribes, like
Kurd, Lor and Afshar, therefore are more variable.
This
variety is observed both in weaving and combination.
Shahseven
of Hashtroud, Mianeh and Bijar are skilful in both weft wrapping and
flat weaving. Namakdans of this region have jolly and variable colors.
Backsides are usually plain flat weave with wide stripped design.
Darker
colors are used in Shahseven namakdan of Khamseh and suburbs of Saveh
and backsides are plain flat weave with plain color, usually brownish
red.
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