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The earliest known clay vessels and modeled figurines were made in Western Iran and started being produced at this time.
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Delicate handmade, painted vessels were buried within graves. The variety of these sculptures help show the presence of many artisans.
The small sculptures are of the highest quality. They are usually of animals or demonic images that are like humans. -
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Chlorite vessels of the "Intercultural Style" are used for decoration. The surfaces will be covered with patterns and designs. These sculptures are usually representations of animals, and humans. They were made in Southern Iran and the greater Gulf region.
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The ziggurat's facade is covered with glazed blue and green terracotta, and the inside of this piece of work is covered with ivory glass mosaics. Statues and art were made of copper over bronze to represent the wife of the king; Napir Asu
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Iron Age II, Hasanlu cemetery
northwestern Iran, Ceramic. Used in the kitchen. -
Achaemenid period, reign of Artaxerxes III
Persepolis, Iran
Foreign craftsmen helped decorate and craft the walls or Persepolis with art and stories such as this sculpture on the wall -
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Early ideas of the belt buckle for the Iranian Culture.
1st century b.c.–1st century a.d.
Parthian period, Iran,
Gold inlaid with turquoise
