Isfahan

Isfahan is like a piece of jewelry and an ultimate expression of the Iranian-Islamic culture. Early Islamic mosaic in Iran consist mainly of geometric decoration in mosques and mausoleums, made of glazed brick. One of the best known architectural masterpieces of Iran is the Shah mosque in Isfahan from 17th century.

Most of the decoration motifs on the tiles relates to natural flora and plants. Tile working has an important position among the various artistic features in Iranian architecture.

The painting’s directly derived from one of the most famous tile works belonging to Isfahan Jame mosque.

All can be seen in Isfahan tileworks is a combination to form complicated patterns with a variety of symmetries including reflections and rotations.

Persian Carpet

Kilim

It is generally accepted among specialists that it was the Safavids who transformed the carpet from production by artists assured by nomadic tribes to the status of a “national industry” of which the products were exported to India, into the Ottoman Empire and to Europe

Painting

Items usually leathers are Hand painted with water resistant colors by our talented artists.

Pateh

Susanduzi (Persian embroidery): one of the types of applied art in Iran, which is mainly distributed in the province of Sistan and Balochistan and some other parts of the country. Patterns are embroidered with colored threads on ordinary fabric. This is done with the help of a needle and a hook by creating elegant stitches on the fabric.

Natural colors usually come from henna and pomegranate. Pateh is woven in various types and sizes, including big enough to be spread at tables to decorate them.

We found woven Pateh very special to be seen on our handmade bags as a way to show the appreciation to hardworking nomad ladies of Kerman Province. The luster of fine hand-knotted pateh in harmony with felt looks very stunning.

Embroidery

Much can be done by help of needle and colorful threads. Imagine tossing the contents of a seed packet into the air and watching the seeds fall randomly on the ground. That same concept applies here, and it’s a great filler stitch.

Susanduzi (Persian embroidery): one of the types of applied art in Iran, which is mainly distributed in the province of Sistan and Balochistan and some other parts of the country. Patterns are embroidered with colored threads on ordinary fabric. This is done with the help of a needle and a hook by creating elegant stitches on the fabric.