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Persian Home Accessory

Infuse any space with a touch of Persian elegance by introducing authentic Persian home accessories. From eye-catching kilim cushions, opulent vases to refined pieces of pottery and sophisticated calligraphy ornaments, these objects enhance your interior design while respecting long-standing traditions.

1. Persian Mirror: Persian mirrors are amongst the decorative pieces of which intricate design and colorfuls mosaic or enamel patterns are traditionally adorned. Beautiful decorative items and they can be hung on the walls or be put on the floor.
2. Persian Wall Hangings: The Iranian carpets known as the Persian wall hangings, adorn the walls with unique designs and come in a variety of textiles or tapestries. One traditional design on the carpets is calligraphy. They remove the dullness and add vibrancy to space. They are the carriers of the cultural backgrounds of various people.
3. Persian Lanterns: Persian lanterns is an exquisite instalment of a lantern, made up of metal, glass, or even stained glass. They solidly guarantee that once lit, they will fully create a heavenly ambiance, and at the same time, act as beautiful decorative pieces.
4. Persian Ceramic Plates: Persian ceramic are adorned with singular details of molded flowers, precise patterns, and Persian calligraphy. They look good when mounted on the wall, can also be used as serving ware, accomplishing that air of refinement in the living room or dining room.
5. Persian Incense Burners: Persian incense burners – generally produced from brass or copper– are stocked with intricate engravings which make them one of the most stunning censer when burning incense of the traditional Persian type. They enhance our experience of the five senses and give our shelter a touch of our cultural heritage.
6. Persian Textiles and Rugs: Persian Rugs like embroidered tablecloths or rugs of their kind with the perfect combination of fine handcrafting and eye-catching design are appreciated by many who love to have a Persian rug at their home. They are a shining example of what coziness and comfort look like while also serving to add warmth, texture and visual interest to a space.
7. Persian Pottery Vases: Persian pottery can be different shapes and forms, made with elaborate glaze effects and painted with delicate designs mostly done by hands. They come in various styles, some to themselves as stand alone decorations while others are filled with natural flowers and foliage.
8. Persian Decorative Boxes: The decorative wood or metal boxes inspired by Persian decoration are predominantly hand-carved and embellished with exquisite engravings or inlays. They are outstanding for such purposes as keeping the small items while giving off a splendid characteristic of ethnos and fashionable elegance to the room or area.
9. Persian Hanging Ornaments: Persian danglers are also sometimes used – threadlike strands made from various materials (glass, metal, etc.) and hung from the ceiling or near windows. They catches the light yet have a sparkling and playful element to the decoration.
10. Macrame Wall Art: Macrame wall art is one of the well-known Persian home accessories with rope threads or cords. The artist can create any of spectacular mosaic-like designs using the macrame knots. 
11. Khatam Clocks: Khatam clocks a.k.a. traditional Persian clocks are intricate decorative items carved from wood, metal, or bone to form small geometrical patterns. This kind of clockwork permanently performs two important functions: it serves both practical and artistic purposes, and it engages the patron in a culture preservation and background.
12. Samovar: A particular conjunction of Persian architecture is a samovar which is a result of brewing and serving tea. Essentially, samovars are a metalware with brass or copper as its main material. They have a round shape with a central cavity for the water with a spigot for pouring the tea. These ornaments and objects are not only works of art but also reflect their strong connection to the Persian tea tradition.
13. Tea Set: Persian tea sets of Persian origin usually consist of a teapot, teacups, a sugar bowl, and a tablecloth or tray. These blankets are either used to cover the entire bed or are placed over the body to be used as a decorative cloth with amazing designs and well-painted details, illustrating the artistry of Persian artistry. 
14. Rice Cooker: A rice cooker is a household appliance capable of cooking rice to the optimal doneness level. The Persian rice cookers are created in the end specifically for cooking of the various Persian rice including the well-known “Tahdig” rice with bottom crispy layer. Using these pots which heat uniformly render the rice light, soft and fluffy which is such an essential feature of Persian gastronomy. 
15. Candle Holder: Persian candle holders come in various shapes, materials, and shapes, which give a nice light-source to every space, contributing to the warmth and the welcoming look of the rooms, Persian candle holders create beautiful displays and cast beautiful light patterns, enhancing the overall decor.
16. Tile Crochet: Tile crochet, or “Ajur,” is a traditional Persian art form that involves creating decorative patterns using threads or yarns. These intricate crocheted designs are often used as embellishments for home decor items like pillow covers, tablecloths, or wall hangings, adding a touch of intricate beauty to the space.
17. Haft Sin Set: The Haft Sin set is a traditional Persian arrangement of seven symbolic items displayed during the Persian New Year celebration, known as Nowruz. This set includes wheat sprouts, apples, garlic, vinegar, and more, representing different wishes and symbols of renewal and prosperity.