Silk
Silk from ancient was a common fabric in Iranian dress. Fine silk, shot silk and silk were of fabric types which were woven and prepared in cities such as Susa, Shushtar and Jundishapur and were among the commercial goods which give identity to many centers of international exchange like Sarif port or waterway Silk and Silk Road. Silk cocoons begin their journey from berry gardens and after pass path, adorn the Iranian body and their house.
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Bronze
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Silver
Silversmithing can be traced back to Silk and Arsiman. Silver, which culturally speaking is considered to be a noble metal, became commercially attention gaining to craftsmen. Diverse approaches in this industry generated different styles and methods; for example, silversmiths from Tabriz would use hand pressure to create various designs on silver, while in Isfahann they would do the same by the usage of a pen or hammer blow. The summit of this art can be seen in plates and cups found in Sassanid era. This fine art has lived until today and its products gain a great amount ofattention in country.
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Ceramic
This art, which is the outcome of blending the four elements of water, wind, earth, and fire, is an achievement from the heart of life. To evolve into perfection, these works of art have gone through the journey which artisans and potters have taken them to and glazed them by the colors of life. After having completely been baked, they are ready to present the art which rises from the core of life and culture.
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