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Ghalamzani on Copper Small Haft Sin Set
Beautiful Persian engraved Ghalam-zani Copper haft sin set. hand-engraved in Isfahan.
Engraving (Ghalam-zani) is a term, for artistic metalworking, it is one of the original Persian handicraft, the art of engraving and embossing, hammering, repousse and chasing elaborate designs, patterns and shapes on metals such as copper, silver, gold, and brass to form minute detailed reliefs or small engraved patterns. Art engraving has a long history in Iran back to more than several thousand years ago.
- Nano-coated copper material
- Hammer mode
- Material: Copper
- Dishes size: height 4.5 cm, diameter 6.5 cm
- Tray size 26 cm in diameter
Ghalamzani
Engraving “Ghalam Zani” is the art of carving superb designs on various metals such as copper, brass, silver and gold. Isfahan is the main centre for engraving. The artistic work of this course made by the artists is the glorious and undeniable indication of Previous metal work of Iran and Isfahan, in particular.
Ghalamzani On Copper Small Haft Sin Set
A traditional table setting for the Persian New Year celebration known as Nowruz, the Haft Sin set includes various items that symbolize rebirth, renewal, and other cultural themes. The set may include items such as sprouts or grains, a sweet pudding made from wheat germ, dried fruit, garlic, apples, sumac berries, and vinegar. These items are often placed on a table, along with candles, flowers, and pastries, as part of the Haft Sin celebration.
Ghalamzani is a traditional Persian metalworking technique in which intricate patterns or designs are etched or engraved into metal surfaces. A ghalamzani on copper Haft Sin set includes copper items that have been decorated with these patterns or designs. These items, such as bowls, plates, cups, or spoons, may be used to hold or display the items included in the Haft Sin table setting. These sets may be purchased at stores specializing in Persian or Middle Eastern goods, or they may be handmade. They are often used as decorative items or gifts during the Nowruz celebration.
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