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Set of Sterling Silver Vase, Pate Tablecloth and Marble Box (199) is a wonderful set for executive and promotional gifts.
In this collection of Iranian handicrafts, they have sat together and made a unique collection. You can also consider the package of the silver vase, pate tablecloth and marble box (199) as a gift to your foreign guests.
This package is an attractive combination of handicrafts of our country together.
Etching
Etching; The miracle is the hammer and the pen. In this article, we will fully discuss this eye-catching Iranian art. And we refer to the history and those cities where this art is prevalent.
Pen-making is an art that creates engravings on metal objects by means of a pen and a hammer. These metal objects are generally made of gold, silver, copper and brass. The pen artist creates patterns on these objects by hitting the end of the pen with a hammer.
What are the characteristics of original penmanship?
To recognize the authenticity of a product, hold it in your hand. Original pencil products usually have a significant weight.
Pay attention to the patterns created, the patterns of handwork are not all the same and one size.
Pay attention to the soldering work, that they are made of the material of the work area and are uniform.
The patterns created should be traditional and original.
There is no bitumen left on the surface or behind the work.
Make sure that there are no holes in the work.
embroidery
Pate dozi is an authentic Iranian art whose other names are fatha dozi and selese dozi. The base fabric of the pete is a thick and woolen fabric called broad.
Patchwork artists who are usually women and housewives. With the help of a needle, they sew mental pictures that are a combination of their own personal ideas and visions with colored cotton stitches on the background of thick or wide woolen cloth.
Also, in some cases, the ancient patterns and designs of Iran are used, including Bete Jaqeh or Tree of Life.
The art of weaving and sewing is one of the oldest arts of Kerman province. The travelogue of Jean Chardin, who traveled to Iran several times during the Safavid era, introduces Kerman as one of the main areas of sewing and needlework in Iran.
Pate Kerman is one of the most original arts of Iran, unfortunately, there are no traces of this art from the distant past. Today, the sewing of pates is mostly done in Kerman, Sirjan, Rafsanjan, Ekhtiabad, Ravand, Zarand, Sardsir, Hojatabad and Rangabad.
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