Tazhib Candy Dish

A so-called illuminated manuscript is a manuscript in which the text is enriched with decorations such as initials, borders, and miniature illustrations. In the most rigid definition, the term refers to manuscripts decorated with gold or silver but in common usage, the term refers to any decorated or illustrated manuscript. Islamic manuscripts can be referred to as illuminated, illustrated, or painted works.
Teachers and craftsmen in this field use this art in various books to make the golden pages of literal and religious texts, adorned with arabesque or floral motifs, more beautiful.

CANDY DISH

A Tazhib candy dish is a decorative dish used for holding candy or small sweets. Tazhib is a form of traditional Persian decorative art that features intricate designs and patterns. The candy dish may be made of materials such as glass or ceramic, and the Tazhib design may be hand-painted or applied using decals. This type of candy dish is often used as a decorative piece or a gift item, and is prized for its beauty and craftsmanship.