Persian Pottery
Looking for a fantastic keepsake from the Persian land? Do not hesitate! Lalejin’s pottery(one of the Persian handicrafts) and ceramics course was registered as a National Heritage in 2016 by the World Crafts Council (WCC). So, Persian Pottery has been handed down from generation to generation in Lalejin. This is their ancient and traditional art. The crafts have good quality, and the materials used are good enough to some extent.
This unique Seljuk (One of the Iranian Islamic dynasties in the fifth to sixth centuries AH ) style painted pottery bowl includes all that one wishes at once. Saljoughi Bowl is one of the two selected works of the national handicraft badge designed by Leila Taghipour (Tabriz 2018). Because of the restoration of the Seljuk period pottery, some Iranian artists reconstructed and redesigned it in new fashions.
This rich history of brightly patterned handcrafted Persian Pottery in Iran inspired our collection. It is worth mentioning that the designs are painted entirely by hand using old techniques and traditional stories of Iran.
The original renaissance of pottery and the designs of that era make a unique work of art, so that you will have fantastic artwork that brings warmth and mythical character to all your valuable collections or home decoration.























































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