Namāyī az hunarʹhā-yi sunnatī-i rāyij-i Īrān

Written by Zahrā Kāẓimī, Namāyī az hunarʹhā-yi sunnatī-i rāyij-i Īrān provides a structured exploration of the rich heritage of Iranian craftsmanship, bridging historical traditions with contemporary practice. The text meticulously examines the technical and material foundations of essential Persian arts, including the intricate processes of safālgarī (pottery), qālībofī (carpet weaving), and falazkārī (metalwork), alongside detailed chapters on woodworking and needlework. Beyond the mechanics of production, Kāẓimī analyses the symbolic language of traditional design, decoding the geometric and arabesque patterns that define the aesthetic identity of Īrān. The volume also addresses the critical intersection of culture and commerce, offering insights into the challenges of preserving these ancient skills in a modern global market. This work serves as an essential guide for those seeking to understand the depth, diversity, and enduring cultural significance of handicrafts in Īrān.