Steps and accessories to make an exquisite inlay In a general definition, inlay is a regular and colorful polygon on the work surface based on the creation of a geometric or mosaic-like design or a triangle that is created in a total or regular design of a beautiful, elegant and eye-catching work. Khatamkari is one
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Should we use copper dish for cooking? The best dish for the nature of food is heat-resistant dish, which does not in any way introduce toxic substances into cooked food, such as glass dish and Pyrex, as opposed to the worst dish, Teflon, which has been scratched, albeit reduced. Copper is a highly reactive metal
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The inlaid works of the Qajar period have originality and quality Samira Arab made this statement at the Khatamkari meeting in the Qajar period from a series of specialized symposiums on research approaches in traditional arts that were broadcast live on Instagram. He considered inlay work as one of the methods of decorating the surface
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Yazd World Heritage City Gift Cashmere Handicrafts in Iran have a historical background and date back to the Middle Stone Age with more than 6,000 BC. In Yazd province, 3,000 artists are currently working in 40 fields of handicrafts. The magnificent and hand-woven souvenir cashmere, which is now industrialized, has always been of interest to
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Complications of copper deficiency in the body Oxygen depletion and depletion in the body’s cells will lead to anemia, lethargy, discoloration, and dehydration. Stopping growth, hair loss, diarrhea, subcutaneous bleeding, decreased iron absorption in the body, skin and hearing problems, depression, aggression, inflammation of the body’s bones, including the ankle and lowering good cholesterol (HDL)
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Termeh weaving in the passage of oblivion Termeh weaving is a native art of the cities of Yazd, Kerman and Isfahan that flourished during the Islamic period and evolved during the Safavid period, along with the prosperity of other textiles, such as saffron and velvet. Since the Silk Road passed through the outskirts of the
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20% increase in copper production in Isfahan Majdaldin Taj, Vice President of Isfahan Handicrafts Union, said: Since fluctuations in the foreign exchange market play an important role in the country’s copper industry, fortunately, due to calm and stability in the foreign exchange market, we are witnessing the prosperity of Isfahan province’s copper production units this
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The hands of an Isfahan craftsman on copper Mahmoud Aghajani started his work in 2005 with the establishment of a four-person turquoise workshop. He now has 16 handicraft production workshops with 700 workers. He added: Every month, a new plan is designed and produced. Mahmoud Aghajani said: The art of turquoise is on copper art,
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A look at the copper art of Kerman In the Kerman copper market, which dates back to the Safavid era, the sound of hammers being hammered on officials can no longer be heard. Now, the market is no longer for blacksmiths, and many blacksmiths have changed their profession by abandoning their hammers, leaving only a
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Copper age in Iran 5000 BC Mohammad Beheshtinejad, Deputy Minister of Handicrafts of the Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization of Yazd Province, said about copper and copper industry and its antiquity: Copper has an ancient history in Iran and has been common in Iran since about five thousand years BC. . In archeological excavations,
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