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Iranian hand-woven floor art: from the fine-knotted rugs of Isfahan and Tabriz to tribal gabbeh and kilim, each piece carrying the weaver's knot and signature.

Glass-paste enamel painted on copper, fired again and again until Isfahan's turquoise settles on metal.

Geometry of tiny stars assembled from wood, bone and mother-of-pearl — the art of silent patience.

Copper engraving, silver filigree and turquoise inlay — metal given life by hammer and line.

From Kashan lustre glaze to Meybod pottery and Isfahan's seven-colour tilework.

Traditionally blown glass with natural bubbles: hyacinth vases, sprinklers and goblets.

Marquetry, latticework and turning in walnut and beech, inspired by Persian gardens.

Yazd termeh, Kerman pateh, felt and Gilan chador-shab — textiles that have stayed on the loom for centuries.

Silver, Nishapur turquoise and Tabriz filigree set into handmade jewellery with a certificate.

Isfahan-school miniature, gold-leaf illumination and nastaliq calligraphy on handmade paper.