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Woodcarving (known as Monabat Kari in Persian) is a traditional and handcrafted art form where intricate, raised designs and patterns are carved into wood. This craft has been practiced for centuries, especially in Iran and other regions with a rich cultural heritage. Woodcarving is commonly used for decorating doors, frames, wooden furniture, and various other wooden objects.

Typically, the process involves using specific tools such as chisels, gouges, and mallets to carefully carve the wood. The designs often include traditional motifs, floral patterns, animals, or geometric shapes. Beyond its decorative purpose, woodcarving adds artistic and cultural value to the objects it adorns.