Although nowadays they are not 100% handmade, a good quality Termeh can be woven a maximum of 100 cm a day, and since there are only a few machines for weaving Termeh, it is still an exclusive and costly kind of tablecloth.

Weaving Termeh is a sensitive, careful and time-consuming work that a good weaver could produce only 25-30 centimeters in a day.

In general, the colors for weaving Termeh, and especially colors used for its texts, consist of natural herbal colors as well as natural materials in colors like dark red, light red, green, orange, and black; and, the patterns generally include various traditional curved patterns and schemes.

This delicate and fine cloth had been used for different occasions such as sewing aristocratic and noble clothes, curtains, prayer rugs and robe, and were worn mainly by people from noble, aristocratic and monarchal classes, in the past times; however, in the present time, most of the upper- and middle-class people offer it to each other as gifts in weddings, eves, and official or family occasions, and is sometimes used as furniture cloth or table cloth.