The creation of a single-copy work of Sultans retelling the history of Iran with the art of embroidery by artist Marovdashti

Maroodasht city artist announced the creation of a special work of art titled "Sultans" in which he has tried to depict the history of Iran and the faces of prominent rulers from the pre-Islamic era to the Islamic era with the fine art of embroidery.

Maroodasht city artist announced the creation of a special work of art titled "Sultans" in which he has tried to depict the history of Iran and the faces of prominent rulers from the pre-Islamic era to the Islamic era with the fine art of embroidery.

According to the report of Aria Heritage reporter, Tahereh Khaleghi, the creator of this work of art, on Friday, October 24, 1405, explained this work: "Salatin's painting is a one-copy work, the privilege of its texture belongs to me." Cashmere and silk threads were used in the creation of this work, and its embroidery process lasted for about three months.

The artist added: The initial design of this work was designed by himself and then it was executed step by step with great care.

Khaleghi mentioned about the content of the work and said: In this painting, not only the faces of the sultans, but also historical events and decisive wars and even the expansion of Iranian civilization from India to Rome are depicted in order to create a link between art and history.

The value of Tahera Khaleghi's work, pointing out that art has no price, but to estimate the material value of the work at the present time, he mentioned the amount of 400 million Tomans. This work, which was completed in September of last year, is now exhibited as one of the outstanding examples of Sarmedozi art.