The purpose of making this research documentary, in short, is to help raise awareness about the importance of intangible cultural heritage and promote dialogue between cultures that have traditions and skills related to nature and the cosmos, and in this way respect cultural diversity and human creativity. The traditional skills of carpet weaving are passed down from generation to generation as a cultural manifestation of the characteristics of the nomadic communities of the Fars region, which they recognize as a symbol of their identity. They bring carpets. They weave without any pattern - no weaver can weave two carpets with the same pattern. Colored thread is tied to the wool warp to create the rug. To finish, the edges are stitched, the excess wool is burned off to bring the designs to life, and the clean rug is finished. All these skills are transmitted orally and by example. Mothers teach their daughters to use materials, tools and skills, while fathers teach their sons to shear wool and weave.