Handcrafted Copper and Khatamkari Bowl – A Masterpiece of Persian Art

In a fast-paced world, this handmade copper and Khatamkari bowl invites you to pause — to connect with culture, craftsmanship, and quiet elegance.

Carefully shaped from raw copper, the bowl begins its journey as a blank canvas. Then, through the ancient Persian art of Khatamkari inlay, it comes alive. Tiny hand-cut pieces of wood, bone, and metal are meticulously arranged into intricate geometric mosaics — each one telling a story of patience, balance, and tradition.

Created by master artisan Ahmad Ghaderi, this piece is not mass-produced. It is the result of over 400 precise, hand-guided steps, passed down through generations.

While designed to hold sweets or delicate treats, this decorative bowl holds something greater — a presence. Its round, harmonious shape reflects Persian architectural forms, and its soft energy brings timeless warmth to any home.

Whether in a minimalist space, classic setting, or art-filled shelf, it belongs. As a unique cultural gift, it speaks of meaning, intention, and beauty — glowing in thoughtful silence.

Material & Technique:

• Body: 100% pure copper
• Inlay: Hand-applied Khatamkari (wood, brass, bone — triangle-cut)
• Method: Fully handmade
• Dimensions: 43 × 22 cm
• Weight: 1,210 g
• Crafted by: Master Ahmad Ghaderi

Care Instructions:

• Clean only with a dry soft cloth (preferably microfiber).
• Avoid contact with water, detergents, alcohol, and acidic substances.
• Keep away from direct sunlight and temperatures above 60°C.
• Do not stack, drop, or insert sharp objects.
• Avoid storing in bubble-wrap for long periods (moisture can damage the finish).

Ideal For:

• Luxury gift-giving
• Wedding or anniversary presents
• Art collectors
• Lovers of handmade and meaningful objects
• Anyone who believes in the soul of things

 Style Compatibility:

• Minimalist & Modern spaces (as a contrast piece)
• Traditional, Oriental, or Bohemian interiors
• Art studios or gallery corners
• Offices or guest rooms with curated aesthetics

 Philosophy Behind the Piece:

In the story of The Little Prince, the rose was special — not because it was rare, but because someone had loved it.

This bowl, too, is like that rose.

It’s not just a functional object.

It’s something that’s been touched — really touched — by time, attention, and a dream.

In a world where everything is fast and forgettable, we need more things that are slow and unforgettable.

Like this.