This collection wants to represent the synthesis of tradition and modernity by combining the traditional Islamic art style with modern and abstract forms.

The hand-forged hammered copper bowls and plates bring the traditional hammering technique utilized by ancient Persian artists while borrowing the abstract shapes of the modern style and combine them with floral decorations that go back to the Qajar period in Persian history.

These works are inspired by the shapes and textures of natural forms and landscapes and also the artist's intuition to let the hard metal find its way and relate to the subject matter. 
The multi-dimension forms suggest both motion and inertia, both certainty and uncertainty which is drawn from modern man's concerns in the postmodern era.
These collections' dimensions are about 25*35 centimeters and can be used as decorative objects and practical home goods.