Rooted in centuries of tradition, the craftsmanship of Iranian coppersmiths is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the region. Iranian coppersmiths are known for their elegant craftsmanship and attention to minor details. The designs they create are inspired by Persian art and architecture, featuring motifs such as floral patterns, arabesques, and geometric designs.

Coppersmiths in Iran use traditional hand tools and techniques to shape and decorate copper. The process involves heating the copper sheet over a fire and hammering it into the desired shape. Intricate designs are then meticulously engraved or chased onto the surface of the copper using small hammers and chisels. The engraved areas are often filled with a black substance, such as oxidized copper or bitumen, to enhance the contrast and make the patterns more visible.

It is significant to note that copperware do not erode over time. Do not break, Do not change its shape, and in case of slight color change after tens of years, they can be polished to make it shiny and beautiful like the first day.

Copperware produced by Iranian coppersmiths is highly sought after for its beauty and quality worldwide. No wonder Persian copper kitchenware is known as “Kitchen Jewellery”.