Poshti (furniture)

The term "poshti" derives from the Persian word "posht" (), meaning "back," with the suffix "-i" indicating association, thus translating to "backrest." == Cultural significance and usage ==

In traditional family gatherings such as Yalda, a set of poshtis were placed around a korsi and everyone would sit on the floor leaning against a poshti.{{cite news|title=Korsi: pleasant warmth for family gathering Apart from their functional use, poshtis hold cultural significance in Iranian homes and are often associated with hospitality and traditional seating arrangements. They are typically handcrafted using fragments of Persian carpets or kilim, featuring intricate designs and patterns that vary by region. These variations reflect Iran’s diverse textile traditions and historical craftsmanship. == See also ==