“Invisible Wish” by Mohammad Bagher Aghamiri (Code 9115)

<strong>One of the branches of decorative handicrafts of Iran is called Persian miniature painting (negargari), which the latter term means a microcosmic nature. however, nature is not depicted in photos or pictures, but rather is drawn according to the artist’s will and taste.

Because the products are handmade, they may have slight differences in design and colour.

Look at this product. These candies are made of wood and the decorations on them are done using the original and precious Iranian art of gilding, which gives it a special and different effect. Its beautiful designs and very beautiful colour combination and the use of warm Iranian colours have turned the dish into a product that makes your home impressive and shows off your taste. This product is washable and you can use it any way you want.

Because the products are handmade, they may have slight differences in design and colour.

Persian miniature follows certain rules of painting landscape and usually does not observe natural proportions. The painted objects do not resemble their real world image. They are mostly quite small, but they show rich, complex scenes that attract any viewer for a long period of time.

This Product is Washable.

Because the products are handmade, they may have slight differences in design and colour.

The word miniature (Negargari) comes from “minimum natural” meaning small and delicate art in nature. Miniature was popular in the middle ages. It was special to the East, particularly Iran and mostly created during 15^th Century.

This tray is made of wood and the decorations on it are done using the original and precious Iranian art of gilding, which gives it a special and different effect. Its beautiful designs and very beautiful colour combination and the use of warm Iranian colours have turned the dish into a product that makes your home impressive and shows off your taste. The tray is washable and you can use it in any way you want.

Because the products are handmade, they may have slight differences in design and colour.

Pay special attention to this painting panel. Tazhib or Illuminated Manuscript can be considered as a collection of original and beautiful patterns that painters and religious people use to beautify religious books, the Quran, cultural, historical, and poetry books and beautiful pieces of calligraphy. One of the main uses of Tazhib today is the use of this beautiful art in the design of art panels. Especially the panels with beautiful Iranian poems. This art in combination with the art of Negargari, which is one of the other noble and wonderful Iranian arts, turns into a very beautiful and special product that completes your home and even your personality.

Because the products are handmade, they may have slight differences in design and colour.

The word miniature (Negargari) comes from “minimum natural” meaning small and delicate art in nature. Miniature was popular in the middle ages. It was special to the East, particularly Iran and mostly created during 15^th Century. The painted objects do not resemble their real world image and so complex.

Persian miniature follows certain rules of painting landscape and usually does not observe natural proportions. The painted objects do not resemble their real world image. They are mostly quite small, but they show rich, complex scenes that attract any viewer for a long period of time.

The word miniature (Negargari) comes from “minimum natural” meaning small and delicate art in nature. The miniature was popular in the Middle Ages. It was special to the East, particularly Iran. Persian miniature follows certain rules for painting landscapes and usually does not observe natural proportions.

Because the products are handmade, they may have slight differences in design and colour.

The word miniature (Negargari) comes from “minimum natural” meaning small and delicate art in nature. Miniature was popular in the middle ages. It was special to the East, particularly Iran and mostly created during 15^th Century.

. Persian miniature follows certain rules of painting landscape and usually does not observe natural proportions. The painted objects do not resemble their real world image. They are mostly quite small, but they show rich, complex scenes that attract any viewer for a long period of time.