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How MASOULEH village and Mandela meaning in Gilan hand -Crafts such as night-weave tent And rashti-weaving celebrate Feminine power?

This video examines the influence of archetypes, particularly feminine archetypes and the mandala & night-weaving tent & Rashti dozi( Rashti -weaving), on the architecture and urban planning of stepped villages in Iran (MASOULEH,). It argues these villages are built on regular, centralized geometric patterns (circles, squares, crosses) symbolizing order and unity. The mandala, central to this, embodies femininity, fertility, and the earth. The highlights the interplay of these patterns with natural elements and interprets this as a reflection of feminine archetypes in spatial design.
The conclusion posits that these villages, despite human construction, reflect feminine values and the impact of the collective unconscious in urban space design. Gilani's hand-crafts such as night -wave tent & Rashti -waving of female handwork also follow a common approach.