A documentary of the epic story of the weaving Chigh. Chigh is a kind of texture made from wood and osier that is made in the ilats of the west of Iran and is used for covering around their Siah-chadors
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Manouchehr Anvar as Narrator
چیغ Trailer
Iran 08 June 1996
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