Introduction to Gonabad Pottery in Iran

Introduction to Gonabad Pottery in Iran

As the name implies, the pottery is produced in a village in Gonabad called Mand.
Pottery in Gonabad, with a 5,000-year history and similar to modern-day civilizations, follows a similar approach to construction, but pottery with different materials and decorations emerges as a phenomenon emerging from the late eleventh century AH in terms of the type of materials used. The physical and Chinese groups are divided.
The raw material of clay and earthenware is a combination of soda and clay powder.
Pottery is usually glazed. But the most important feature of pottery is the decorative elements of nature.
These elements include the four human, animal, plant, and geometrical groups. One of the most famous pottery motifs is the mythical narrative.
Fish in the Iranian belief that Ormazd is one of the devil’s greatest creatures.
Sun motifs, birds, butterflies, beetles, collars, flowers and butterflies, flowers and butterflies, pumpkin flowers, inscriptions, flower eyebrows, shrubs, kayaks and other types of motifs are other designs on the body of Gonabad pottery, These dishes and how they are made and paid for are displayed in one of the stands.