Minakari Plate 20cm 
Tiles Cushion Cover 45 x 45cm 
Love Eshgh Ring 
Calligraphy Rainbow Scarf, 200 x 70cm 
Camera Strap, Persian Calligraphy 
40cm Hand Painted Ceramic Serving Bowl 
Khatam on Copper Vase 26cm 
Yellow Floral Decorative Box 11 x 11 x 10cm 
Savfavid Clay Tile (k202) 
In The Name of God Arabic Calligraphy, Framed Pottery 40 x 30cm 
Single Tile Cushion Cover 45 x 45cm 
Persian Blue Salt and Pepper Pot 
Elegant Persepolis Wallpaper – Iranian Empire Design 
Interactive 3D Pop-Up Persian Folktales Bilingual Book Set - Persian English 
Golden Farvahar Wall Decor 
Golden Nowruz Egg 
Persian Prince Cushion Cover 45 x 45cm 
Persepolis Persian Man Gift Set 
Persian Miniature Cushion Cover 45 x 45cm 
Luxury Persian Termeh Table Runner 165cm 
Pahlavi Crown Suit Pin, Gold Plated 925 Silver 
Yellow Calligraphy Cushion Cover 45 x 45cm 
Lazuli Persian Tea Set 
Persian Coin Cufflinks, 925 Silver 
Persian Turquoise - Firoozeh Koobi Decanter Gift Set 
Persian Rug Necklace 
Persian Blue Tile Cushion Cover 45 x 45cm 
Turquoise Ceramic Letter "H" 
Van Yakat 18k Gold Necklace 
Calligraphy Dessert Plate 
Ceramic Letter D 
Bird of Paradise, Handmade 3d Wooden Calligraphy 90cm 
Tombak Statue Wooden
Handmade wooden Tombak made by an Iranian artist.
It can be taken as a tasteful present to friends, a decor lightened a corner of your home, or a special piece for business occasions.
Material: walnut wood
Size: 9cm
A flawless handmade wood sculpture, this Tombak art statue will surely delight as a gift for a musician or classic music fan. Can you not see it like table centerpiece, or atop mantle or book shelf?! Impeccably carved from top quality walnut wood.
The tombak or zarb (ضَرب), is a goblet drum from Persia. It is considered the principal percussion instrument of Persian music. The tombak is normally positioned diagonally across the torso while the player uses one or more fingers and or the palm of the hand on the drumhead, often (for a ringing timbre) near the drumhead’s edge. Sometimes tombak players wear metal finger rings for an extra-percussive “click” on the drum’s shell. Tombak virtuosi perform solos lasting ten minutes or more. The tombak had been used to create a goblet drum.
