This study delves into the intricate anthropological aspects of women's labor culture in Kerman City, Iran. Through a qualitative exploration, the research investigates the roles, perceptions, and societal dynamics that shape women's participation in the labor force. The study encompasses interviews, observations, and ethnographic insights to understand the intersection of gender, work, and cultural norms. The findings shed light on the evolving roles of women in the workforce, challenges they face, and the ways in which labor culture is influenced by historical, social, and economic factors in Kerman City.

Anthropology, women's labor culture, Kerman City

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