persian backgammon for sale in dubai have a special importance and place all over the world, that persian Wholesale backgammon for sale in dubai handicrafts are one of the famous and popular handicrafts of Iran, and the center of this beautiful art in Iran is the cities of Isfahan and Shiraz

What is persian backgammon for sale in dubai

Persian Backgammon Board is actually an art in which small and polygonal triangles are created regularly. Various materials are used for inlaying, such as: bone, wood and metal, and the bone used in this art is prepared from elephant bone and ivory, as well as camel, cow and horse bone.

For inlaying, various types of wood are used: ebony, betel, walnut, jujube, orange, maple, Tabrizi, etc. It should be noted that the types of metals used in this beautiful and original art are also metal wires such as: silver, brass and gold

persian backgammon for sale in dubai and its importance 

The art of inlaying in Iran is very old, Khatam backgammon board and the age of this art is one of the factors that made this art so important

Also, in relation to the inlaid work of inlaying and its importance, we must say that in this fine art, many fine works are done on the dishes, and these fine works increase the importance of the art of inlaying, because the greater the amount of fine work in each art section, the more attention Art is drawn to it

Apart from that, inlaying is an art that is done by hand, and all the dishes prepared in this art are handmade, persian inlaidwork backgammon for sale in dubai and industrial machines are not used to make them, but the artist starts carving with great effort and only using a few simple tools. He makes special designs on the dishes and causes the emergence of the art of inlaying, which all these factors show the craftsmanship of inlaying and its importance

Expensive persian backgammon for sale in dubai

According to what was said, inlay crafts are among   the most expensive crafts , which shows the importance of inlay art. This art is very important at the international level and is considered as one of the most important and exquisite handicrafts of Iran

Another point that can be mentioned in relation to the handicraft of persian Modern backgammon price for sale in dubai and its importance is the very high price of works created by the art of Handicrafts

All works of art and handicrafts have a high price, and the higher the amount of processing and fine work on these works and the more expensive and pure raw materials are used for them, the higher their price will be

Inlay crafts in a modern way

Today, the artists and inlay artists of the great city of Isfahan have combined the craft of inlaying with copper and have created a combined art called inlaying on copper or the art of copper and inlaying

In this art, as its name suggests, the inlay artist starts inlaying on copper metal and creates an extremely beautiful work

These beautiful handicrafts  have been named Mes and Khatam Chess Board , which has a special place in the handicrafts of Iran, especially Isfahan, despite its not very long history

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The roof of the main porch of the persian backgammon for sale in dubai Mosque in Shiraz from the 8th century

Khatam Kari pulpit in the old mosque of Shiraz with more than 1000 years history

The inlaid doors of Modern backgammon persian for sale in dubai palace named Delgosha in Samarkand and the doors of his tomb in 807 AH

The wooden pulpit of Isfahan’s Lanban Mosque with geometrical shapes and silver components belonging to the year 1114 AH

The doors of walnut wood and veneer of bone and other woods were made by an artist named Habibullah in the year 999 Hijri, which is in the Berlin Museum

Doors decorated with geometric shapes of flowers and plants, from the city of Bukhara, kept in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London

The peak of the growth and evolution of this art was during the Safavid period, at this time artists from all over persian backgammon for sale in dubai came to Isfahan, the capital of that time, and the forgotten arts of this country were re-established and the artists, while working in the field of tiling, Porcelain, inlay work and inlay work were attracted to the restoration and construction of old buildings and works and courts and holy places.

Later, during the Qajar period, due to the lack of attention to the arts, this art, like other arts, lost its prestige and importance, and the masters and artists of this field lived in the worst and most difficult conditions at this time.

At the beginning of the Pahlavi era, in 1307, the Mustarfa school of handicrafts was established with the efforts of Professor Mohammad Ghafari (Kamaal al-Mulk), and this conservatory led to the growth and development of handicrafts in the country, and after that, inlay workshops and several other