Aghajani Turquoise Inlaying (FiroozehKoobi) Sugar Bowl Code F021

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Weight	0.7 kg
Dimensions	20 × 12 × 12 cm

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How should the products be maintained?

Avoid placing the products in the dishwasher. Do not use chemical cleaners and steel wool pads for cleaning. Do not expose these products to direct sunlight and moist environments. Use a dry cloth (preferably a nano cloth) for cleaning. Avoid direct sunlight exposure.

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All products are made by the skilled hands of Iranian handicraft artists, truly representing the authenticity of handicrafts. Therefore, slight height differences may exist in all products.

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SKU: cop-7072541 Categories: Candy & Nut Bowl Dish, Persian handicrafts, Sugar Bowl, Turquoise Inlaying Tags: candy & nut bowl dish, sugar bowl

Weight	0.7 kg
Dimensions	20 × 12 × 12 cm
Usage	functional
Place of production	Isfahan

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Introduction

This copper sugar bowl, with its unique color and design, can add a stunning beauty to any showcase, kitchen counter, coffee table, or any other place. This dish, with a diameter of 18 cm and a height of 22 cm, can enhance the beauty of any home and showcase. Application: The Turquoise Inlaying (FiroozehKoobi) copper sugar bowl is a lidded dish adorned with small turquoise pieces. It can be used as a gift or a dish for serving chocolates, gaz (Persian nougat), dried fruits, and nuts. This dish, with a diameter of 18 cm and a height of 22 cm, can enhance the beauty of any home and showcase. Historical Background: Copper is a metal favored by metalworkers and artists for many reasons, including its malleability, conductivity, color, and more. Turquoise is a rare stone from the natural aluminum phosphate group, with the richest mines located in Neyshabur. The art of Turquoise Inlaying (FiroozehKoobi) involves setting small turquoise pieces on various metals such as copper, brass, bronze, and gold. This art has less than a century of history in Iran. It began about seventy years ago in Mashhad and soon moved to Isfahan. Today, this art is practiced only in Isfahan, and to a limited extent. The Aghajani handicraft production group is a pioneer in combining Turquoise Inlaying (FiroozehKoobi) with copper.