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Blog Category : Iranian art and handicrafts


August 17, 2020
Persian Carpets
The noble Persian carpets have been woven with different weaving techniques, designs, and colors for thousands of years and in different regions of the vast country of Iran, and today it is famous worldwide, as it is one of the most popular souvenirs of Iran among the travelers. In this blog we have introduced the top city-style and nomadic carpets that you might like to buy when you travel to Iran.
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June 9, 2020
Iranian handicrafts
June 10 marks the World Handicrafts Day and celebrates the skill of artists and the glamour of handicrafts all around the world. The World Handicrafts Council was established by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
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May 26, 2020
Minakrari (enameling)
Mina Kari or enameling is the art of covering metal objects like, silver, gold, and copper with a layer of glazing colors and fixing and fusing them in kiln high temperature. This Iranian handicraft is among the best souvenirs travelers buy in Iran, as it is not very heavy and has a reasonable price.
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March 28, 2020
Ghalamkar
Ghalamkar is one of the most important Iranian handicrafts, which is mainly produced in the city of Isfahan, and it is the art of printing motifs on textiles.
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February 8, 2020
Khatam Kari (Marquetry)
Experience the beauty of Persian Khatam Kari, a time-honored craft from Iran that involves the meticulous inlaying of wood, metal, and bone onto a surface to create stunningly intricate designs. People in Iran adorn their home with exquisite boxes, frames, and other decorative items that showcase the artistry and elegance of this traditional craft. Here you can read everything about Khatam Kariin Iran.
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January 1, 2020
A while after the first men learned to make clothes out of animals’ fur and skin, they came up with the idea of creating rugs with the same fur to sit on soft rugs instead of hard cold rocks. Kilim and felt rugs, with a simpler weaving method are the first rugs that men invented. According to the evidence weaving kilims dates back to 2500 years ago. But what are Kilims?
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November 25, 2019
Pottery in Iran
As one of the oldest and most important inventions of humans, the art of pottery in Iran traces back to 8000 years B.C. Ancient potteries let the archeologists know more about the society, art, and technology during a specific period and Iranians have made pieces of pottery using different tools, pottery methods, and ornamental motifs during millenniums.
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