Pottery and Ceramic in Iran | Persian Handicraft

cách gỡ keo silicon Traditional pottery in Kalpuregan (Iran) Kalpuregan village in the south east of Iran. The only characteristic that distinguishes Kalpuregan from other areas is its indigenous pottery, creation of civilization by Baluchi women artists..

cách-sử-dụng-loa-kéo  These ceramics were hand made with black motifs such as animal, figurative, geometric and organic designs. In addition, many ceramics have been discovered from East of Iran, on the way to Iraq for example Susa. The oldest Iranian discovered ceramics is a hazy dish colored red with black stain due to faulty baking from 4000 BC.

cách-tẩy-keo-silicon-trên-kính  Persian pottery history dates back to Sassanid era and continued in Islamic era. The use of glaze and enamel working on pottery became popular in Saljughian dynasty. Today, Meybod in Yazd province, Lalejin in Hamedan province and Kalporgan (The World Village for 7000 Years-Old Pottery) in Baluchestan province are the pottery cities in Iran.