درباره چاپاری
The Chapari brand was founded in 1401 with a focus on conveying the message and theme of Iranian identity and culture to its target audience.
The mission of the Chapari brand is to showcase the ancient Iranian culture and civilization and its high potential, as well as to create a bridge between Iranian culture and today’s modern world.
Creating a unique experience of encountering the rich and rich Iranian culture for a global audience will be the most important goal of the Chapari brand.
Chapar is a word that has a Turkish root. The literal meaning of this word is to run, to gallop, to accelerate, to run, and in its modification it means a courier, messenger, or letter carrier.
More completely, it can be said that a person who was prepared to carry letters and lived in a post office was called a chapar. And in the Dehkhoda dictionary, it means messenger, letter carrier, postman, courier.
According to Gazfanon, to determine the distance between the stables, they calculated the distance a horse could travel in a day without tiring and used that as a measure.
About Chapari
Chapari brand was founded in 1401 with a focus on conveying the message and essence of Iranian identity and culture to its target audience. The mission of the Chapari brand is to show the age of Iranian culture and civilization and its high potential, as well as to create a bridge between Iranian culture and today’s modern world.
Creating a rare experience of encountering the rich and rich Iranian culture for the global audience will be the most important goal of Chapari brand.
Chapar is a word that has a Turkish root. The literal meaning of this word is to run, to walk on four horses, to hurry, to run, and in the translation it means a courier, messenger, or letter carrier. More completely, it can be said that a person who was ready to carry a letter and lived in a chaparkhaneh was called a chapar, and in the Dehkhoda dictionary it means a messenger, letter carrier, postman, courier. According to Gazfanun, to determine the distance between chaparkhanehs from each other, they calculated the distance traveled by a horse in a day without getting tired and set it as a measure.
