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Red-Persian Termeh shoulder bag
$39.0
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Azure-Persian Termeh buckle bag
$32.5
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Blue-Persian Termeh buckle bag
$32.5
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Azure-Persian Termeh shoulder bag
$39.0
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RED TERMEH SHOULDER BAG
$36.4
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BLUE TERMEH SHOULDER BAG
$36.4
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PERSEPOLIS WALLET
$35.1
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FARVAHAR WALLET
$39.0
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CALLIGRAPHY ART GIFT SET
$91.0
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PERSIAN MAN GIFT SET, PERSEPOLIS
$84.5
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EVERYTHING CLUTCH BAG
$45.5
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ALI QAPU BAG
$90.9
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CALLIGRAPHY ART LEATHER BRIEFCASE
$143.0
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CALLIGRAPHY ART WALLET
$52.0
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PAISLEY MESSENGER BAG
$39.0
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Silver Termeh Messenger Bag
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Persian Writing Shoulder Bag
$51.9
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“HICH” CALLIGRAPHY LEATHER WALLET
$39.0
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CALLIGRAPHY LEATHER SHOULDER BAG
$91.0
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TERMEH BAG – BACKPACK
$52.0
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Persian Gilim Messenger Bag
$45.4
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HICH BACK BAG
$45.4

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Khatam KariKhatam Kari Khātam Kari is an ancient Persian technique of inlaying. It is a version of marquetry where art forms are made by decorating the surface of wooden articles with delicate pieces of wood, bone and metal precisely-cut intricate geometric patterns. Khatam-Kari or khatam-bandi refers to the art of crafting a khatam. Discover a wide range of Persian Handicrafts. CLICK HERE

MinakariMina Kari Enamel working and decorating metals with colourful and baked coats is one of the distinguished courses of art in Isfahan. Mina is defined as some sort of glasslike coloured coat which can be stabilized by heat on different metals particularly copper. Although this course is of abundant use industrially for producing metal and hygienic dishes, it has been paid high attention by painters, goldsmiths and metal engravers since long times ago. Discover a wide range of Persian Handicrafts. CLICK HERE

Ghalam ZaniGhalam Zani The engraving (Ghalam Zani) is the art of carving superb designs on various kinds of metals such as copper, brass, silver, and gold. The same as other Iranian handicrafts, Isfahan is the main centre for engraving, and it is believed that there was a significant development of engraving during the Safavid dynasty. Ghalam-Zani patterns are usually trees, human, animal, and detailed miniature shapes. The work is usually used for plates, trays, vases, and etc. Discover a wide range of Persian Handicrafts. CLICK HERE

Firoozeh KoobiFiroozeh Koobi Firoozeh Koobi or Turquoise inlaying consists of pieces of jewelry and containers made of metals such as copper, brass, silver, or bronze on which small pieces of turquoise stones are placed side by side with special glue. Firoozeh Koobi is a relatively young handicraft, and the history of it goes back to around 80 years ago. Made by the artisan based in Esfahan. Discover a wide range of Persian Handicrafts. CLICK HERE

TermehTermeh Termeh, as the most sumptuous Persian handwoven cloth, has for centuries manifested the artistic essence of the Iranian culture in clothing and décor. The handicraft, which is woven with silk and wool and sometimes with gold and silver, is mainly used for decorative purposes in important ceremonies and in making various items such as table-cloths, bed sheets, scarves, cushion covers, curtains, garments, waistbands, robes, royal headdress, and even bags and shoes. Discover a wide range of Persian Handicrafts. CLICK HERE

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Cufflinks & PinsTreat yourself or your special men to Persis luxury 925 Silver Cufflinks & Pins.

Persian EmbroideryPersian embroidery is one of the Persian arts. It uses mostly floral motifs, especially Persian figures, animals, and patterns related to hunting. Persian embroidered women’s trouserings, also known as “Gilets Persans”, have rich patterns; these were in fashion until the late 18th century. The designs are always of diagonal, parallel bands filled with floral ornamentation.

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