Krais are traditional woven blankets or shawls originating from the Kurdish regions, particularly popular among the Kurdish people. They are typically made from wool or cotton and feature vibrant colors and intricate patterns, often reflecting the cultural heritage of the region. Krais serve both practical and decorative purposes, providing warmth and comfort. In addition to their functional use, krais hold cultural significance and are often used in Kurdish ceremonies and celebrations. They can symbolize identity and community, with different designs representing various tribes or families. The craftsmanship involved in creating krais showcases the artistic skills passed down through generations.