Journal of Islamic Crafts

	Analysis of Herat embroidery patterns from the perspective of fractal geometry / azita Ibrahimi , Mansour Hessami

	The Literary, Thematic, and Aesthetic Roots of the Color of the Day and Night Skies in the Paintings of Sultan Mohammad, The Painter / Hadi Babaei , hasan Bolkhari

	Studying of horse motifs in potteries oc Saljuk era / Elahe Panjehbashi , Negar Najibi

	Comparative analysis of mythological role of Layla in poems of Nezami and Jami and its representation in Iranian painting / sareh rezaeii, Alireza sheikhi

	AN ICONOGRAPHIC STUDY OF SULTAN MOHAMMAD NAQASH'S PAINTING CALLED "MASTI LAHOUTI AND NASUTI " / Mohammad Taheri Qomi

	An Investigation of the relevancy between Turco-Mongol Mythologies and the Motif of Tree in the Demotte Shahnameh and Jami al-Tavarikh from a Cultural Semiotic Point of View / Mansour Hoseinpour Mizab, Mehdi Mohammadzadeh , Dr Allah shokr Asadollahi

	General characteristics of geometric patterns and knotting designs in roof Qajar palace-fortress of Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province / hossein ebrahiminaghani , maezieh asghari

	The Female gaze in proportion to pictorial elements in "A parrot with fruit and a portrait of a girl" / sharareh Eftekhari Yekta, Amir Nasri

	The evolution of design and construction Wooden Grave Box 9th century AH Marashian of Mazandaran / mohamad madhoushian , shahriyar shokrpor, reza afhami, javad neyestani

	introduction and classification of seljuq pottery / mahdi mohammadi , ahmad tondi, amir maziar

Year 2021
- Semi-Annual
Year 2021
- Volume 4 - Issue 2 -Semi-Annual
Year 2018
- Volume 2 - Issue 1 -Vol.2, No.1, Spring-Summer
Year 2017
- Volume 1 - Issue 1 -Vol.1, No.1, Autumn-Winter

introduction and classification of seljuq pottery

Studying of horse motifs in potteries oc Saljuk era

An Investigation of the relevancy between Turco-Mongol Mythologies and the Motif of Tree in the Demotte Shahnameh and Jami al-Tavarikh from a Cultural Semiotic Point of View

Study of the Two-way Communication of Icons and the Field of Meaning in the Painting "Masti Lahouti and Nasuti" by Sultan Mohammad Naghash

genealogy, metal warefare tools, miniatures, Zafarnama by Sharaf al-Din Ali Yazdi, Timurid.

The evolution of design and construction Wooden Grave Box 9th century AH Marashian of Mazandaran

AN ICONOGRAPHIC STUDY OF SULTAN MOHAMMAD NAQASH'S PAINTING CALLED "MASTI LAHOUTI AND NASUTI "

Analysis of Herat embroidery patterns from the perspective of fractal geometry

Pre-industrial glassware industry with a case study on ten selected paintings

Comparative Study of Visual structure, “bringing the head of Iraj to Fereydoun "in the Safavi schools"

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