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Special Minakari Vase Gift Set
Special and lovely gift presented in a stylish and strong package, including a beautiful Termeh with high-density fabric and silk thread, along with two special and beautiful Minakari vases.
The above collection of Persis Collection handicrafts has the ability of office gifts, and special gifts and can be a suitable option for a special promotional gift.
This unique set with its reasonable price can also be considered as an economic gift in the field of handicrafts. And a good option for Mother’s Day gift is a girl’s day gift and a special gift. This is a special gift set for special people. For people who are important to you.
The designs of minakari vases are various and also the available silk Termeh has a variety of colours.
Detail:
This gift set includes 2 Minakari vases and a Termeh tablecloth.
Vase size: 25cm
Termeh dimensions: 100 x 100cm
Termeh yarn material: Silk thread
| Suitcase Size | 40 cm | 40 cm | 15 cm | 5,kg |
About Minakari artwork:
The artwork you are purchasing is called Mina with a rich old history of around 5000 years. Mina means blue in the ancient Persian language and the blue colour in this artwork is a symbol of heaven’s sky. Although blue is the traditional colour in this art, however, the contemporary Mina handcrafts could be found in a variety of colours these days such as green, grey, pink and etc.
Mina indeed is the art of painting and colouring on the surface of metal objects. The paint used in this artwork in most cases is prepared with metal oxide powders. Such metal powder, however, is mixed with special oils and solvents to form a creamy paint. The cream is then used to paint the object. Different metal oxide also produces different colours.
Besides the preparation of paint cream, the desired objects which are mainly made of copper are created by hammering and forming. These objects have a long list of shapes including vases, plates, containers and etc. After forming the objects they should be cleaned thoroughly prior to being covered with a white enamel coating. The cleanness of the surface is very important at this stage since very minor dirt or even hand oil or moisture could cause a crack in the final product. The enamelled object then is baked in the furnace at around 700° in a few stages.
Once the object is baked and cooled down, the already unique designed pattern of each item is transferred to the object’s surface. This is usually done by drawing on the paper first and punching small holes near each other on the lines drawn on the paper. Graphite powder is usually used to mark the metal surface through paper tiny holes. The white-coated copper object with marked lines then is painted carefully and artistically by hand. This stage is almost the most important part of the artwork and indeed the spirit of the Mina. The artist spends lots of time handling the details of the painting trying to make it unique, modern and beautiful.
The final object is again needed to be baked in the furnace for stabilizing the colour at around 800°. As a result of using metal-based paints and baking procedures, the Mina colour is stable, washable and anti-scratch.
