Lahij is a quaint and ancient mountainous village located in the Ismailli District of Azerbaijan. Renowned for its copper craft and exceptional artisans, Lahij's copper workshops are a cultural treasure trove. The history of copper craftsmanship in Lahij stretches back centuries, assimilating influences from the Silk Road. Visitors to the workshops can witness the age-old techniques of metalworking as the craftsmen skillfully hammer, emboss, and engrave intricate designs on various copper items ranging from pots and pans to decorative plates and intricate souvenirs. The uneven cobblestone streets, lined with small shops and stalls, exhibit the masterpieces of the local coppersmiths. This place offers a unique opportunity to experience the live demonstration of traditional copper processing, where every item reflects the rich heritage of Lahij. Visiting these workshops not just supports the local economy but also helps in preserving a piece of human cultural heritage. The town itself is settled on the southern slopes of the Greater Caucasus mountain range and provides a charming backdrop with its historical architecture, ancient mosques, and stunning natural scenery.