What is Little Mazar?

Mazha is a traditional handicraft in China. It is a small seat. Cross your legs as a support, with canvas or hemp rope stretched on it, which can be folded and easy to carry. Mazar-e is famous for its unique technology, beautiful appearance, durability and portability.

Mazar-e-Mazar, also known as horse brake, pestle, pestle or chair, is similar to the small stool we see today. A pestle is a stool, and now some people call it a pestle or a small pestle. Mazha originated from the northern nomadic people's "Hu Chuang" and was introduced in the Eastern Han Dynasty. It is recorded in the literature, but there is no image data. Hu bed consists of eight sticks, and the sitting surface is connected by brown rope, which was later called Mazha.