جعبه کتاب سرمستان

Repousse and Chasing  is the art of drawing and engraving patterns on metals such as copper, gold, silver, or brass using steel styluses and hammers. The toreutics on the "Sarmastan" book box are executed by Seyed Mostafa Nabavi in a fine-pen style on copper coated with tin. This rectangular cuboid box, featuring a hinged lid, is entirely handcrafted by Hamed Torbatian in dimensions of 15 by 12 centimeters and weighs 570 grams. The patterns adorning the box draw inspiration from the works of Reza Ghaderan, specifically the feast theme consisting of six faces. These designs are surrounded by delicate toreutics arabesque motifs, as well as rose and nightingale motifs. On the back of the box, traditional motifs of the nomads, inspired by their  customs and traditions, are executed using the fine pen style, and the surroundings are embellished with patterns depicting animals, fish, flowers, birds, and arabesque motifs. The artist's signature with the content of "Seyed Mostafa Nabavi 1400" is engraved and blackened on the top of this box.