History of pottery in Egypt According to historical evidence, pottery making by pottery wheels dates back to about 400 BC, after which the mass production of pottery began and pottery became more popular around the world. The discovered pottery can be identified by analyzing and tracing the elements in their clay, and thus an estimate
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History of pottery in Iran The Iranian plateau is one of the most important regions in West Asia, which has contributed to the emergence and expansion of the pottery industry. Many pottery objects have been found in the archeological excavations of Iran, which date back to eight to ten thousand years BC. Some archaeologists know
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All about pottery Certainly, pottery made of clay is the oldest man-made material. But it is not possible to determine exactly where in the world man first became creative and used the combination of water and soil to make things. Of course, since ancient civilizations are the primary place of all human discoveries and inventions,
All about woodturning Dezful in Iran Woodturning has been around since man knew wood. In Dezful, the existence of a neighborhood called Kharatan indicates the presence of a large number of Kharat and the antiquity of this profession in this place. The neighborhood, which is part of the old bazaar, is about 200 years old,
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Wood for woodturning Woodturning means shaving and symmetricalizing or separating the bark. Carpentry is completely different from woodturning. The carpenter makes different volumes by connecting different woods, but the carpenter makes the desired volume or object by cutting a piece of wood. Some consider woodturning to be a branch of carpentry, but this exquisite art
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Khatam art made of wood The Iranian of this region has an ancient history, some of the most beautiful manifestations of which can be seen in fine arts such as inlay work, engraving, pottery, woodcarving and others. Meanwhile, art critics consider Khatam a symbol of unity in plurality and consider it an ornament of the
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Qualitative comparison of Khatam’s works of the past and today Despite the false prosperity of today’s Khatam, the works of artists in this period have a very low durability. Because the style of work and the tools and consumables of the work have changed and the artist no longer works like the old one. Khatam
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Causes of cashmere destruction in Iran In the late 19th century, during the late Qajar dynasty, the textile industry was expanding its capitalist relations, which inevitably and inevitably invaded the world, seeking to plunder raw materials and seize markets to sell more goods and profits. Iran’s structure at that time was doubly weak: on the
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Zanjan coppersmith art in Iran After stone and mud, human beings turned to metal to meet their other needs. It was used among copper metals earlier than other metals because it was found pure in nature and was easy to extract and exploit. The luster of pure copper and the interesting color of mineral stones
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Pakistani cashmere is unique in Yazd market The name of cashmere has been associated with Yazd for many years and cashmere weaving is one of the original handicrafts of Yazd and cashmere is a valuable souvenir of this land, but for some time now, with the arrival of Pakistani cashmere in the competitive market, Yazd
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