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In Brazil these "persianas" are everywhere as well, and they look exactly like the one in the example you gave.
by lbschenkel 2y ago
In Brazil these "persianas" are everywhere as well, and they look exactly like the one in the example you gave.
- oersted 2y agoAs I understand it they come from Muslim heritage, from the 700 years of Al-Andalus in the Iberian peninsula. The word clearly points to "Persian". I know them from Spain, but I'm not surprised that they came to Brazil from Portugal, and I assume they are popular in many places around the Mediterranean and the Middle East.