Handcrafted Khatamkari Wooden Box for Playing Cards
Discover the art of Khatamkari with our exquisite handcrafted wooden box, designed specifically to store playing cards. Khatamkari is the meticulous art of arranging small geometric shapes in a mosaic-like pattern, creating a visually stunning and intricate design. This technique, originating from the beautiful city of Shiraz, the city of poetry and music, is one of the most cherished and intricate forms of Iranian handicrafts.
Later, during the Safavid era, this art was introduced to Isfahan, where it flourished and became a significant craft, reaching its peak in quality and quantity.
Our Khatamkari box is meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans in Isfahan, using the finest materials, including various woods, bone, metal wires, shells, and silk threads. Each piece is a testament to the high level of precision and patience required to create these masterpieces.
At Pozy, we guarantee the artistic value and authenticity of all our products. Enjoy the convenience of shipping across Australia, New Zealand, and other parts of the world, ensuring these beautiful pieces of art reach enthusiasts everywhere.
We hope this artistic creation brings a fresh spirit to your life and soul.
**Features of a High-Quality Khatamkari Box:**
**Features of a High-Quality Khatamkari Box:**
- Smooth surface with no irregularities
- Uniform materials throughout
- Stable color and shape without alterations
- Invisible repairs and fillings
- Symmetrical angles, sides, flowers, and shapes
- Intricate and fine patterns and triangles
**Additional Information:**
**Dimensions:** L:11cm, W:8cm, H:3.5cm
**Weight:** 150g
**Material:** Wood, Bone, Metal Wire, Shell, Silk Thread
**Made in:** Isfahan
**Purpose:** Designed for storing playing cards
**Care Instructions:**
**Care Instructions:**
- Keep all Khatamkari products away from heat, humidity, and direct sunlight.
- Avoid cleaning them with wet or damp cloths, and refrain from using any polish or detergents on the Khatam surface.
- To ensure the longevity of the Khatam, store it in a dry place.
