IRAN ART EXHIBITION: BUKHARA EMBROIDERY ARTISTS TRANSFORM SIMPLE THREADS INTO AN EXAMPLE OF CREATIVITY You can create a decorative frame around your current interior that can give you the vintage look you desire. The wall decor you choose for your vintage looking living room can really pull the entire look together. Embroidery a hot right […]
IRAN ART EXHIBITION: BEAD & OSMAN(SHAFAQ) EMBROIDERY ART AMAZES YOU! Bead embroidery jewelry is one of the oldest arts in Iran, which has been used to give more beauty to cloth, felt, leather and other items. This art has many fans among our compatriots for a long time and over time, the number of fans […]
IRAN ART EXHIBITION: MONJUGH DOUZI IS ONE OF THE EYE-CATCHING IRANIAN EMBROIDERIES For centuries, Monjugh-Douzi, which is a special skill of Iranian embroidery, has been applied to ornate clothing, head wears, money bags, decorative tableaus, pencil holders, cases of stamps or brushes, bags, covers of boxes or utensils, belts, necklaces, anklets, coasters to name a […]
IRAN ART EXHIBITION: WHAT ARE THE SYMBOLS OF PERSIAN EMBROIDERIES? Have you ever encountered one of those breathtaking Persian embroideries? Did you know that this delicate and fascinating art is steeped in history? You might have noticed the repeated patterns that embellish textiles and nowadays, jewelry. Like Van Gogh’s dynamic patterns and Monet’s waterlilies, these […]
IRAN ART EXHIBITION: SUZANDOZI OR NEEDLEWORK IS A POPULAR ART BETWEEN IRANIAN Naqsh work is one of the most famous and striking forms of Iranian embroidery, and was popular in the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. It is characterised by its diagonal bands and patterns of very densely worked stitching. The embroidery was especially used […]
IRAN ART EXHIBITION: BALUCHESTAN AND ITS BREATHTAKING NEEDLEWORKS Baluchestan embroideries are the most exquisite samples of handicrafts in Iran. These needleworks are locally called “Suchan Duzi”. There are many documents that prove this embroidery existed from the early years of Islamic era in this tribe and flourished during the Timurid and Safavid dynasty. Suchan Duzi […]