Handicrafts of Great Khorasan

Handicrafts of Great Khorasan

Journal of Greater Khorasan Handicrafts

☑️ Standard Abstract: HGJ

☑️ Publisher: Imam Reza International University

☑️ Supported by: The Architecture and Urban Planning Research Center of Imam Reza International University 

☑️ The Rank in the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology (MSRT) (1402): C

☑️ Impact Factor in the Islamic World Science Citation Center (ISC): Under evaluation

☑️ Licensed to publish by: The Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance

☑️ Indexed by:  Magiran| Noormags | Google Scholar| Academia | Civilica

☑️ Type of Review: Electronic| Double Anonymous Peer Review| Review by at least two reviewers

☑️ Publication Type: Quarterly - Printed (Limited) | Electronic

☑️Publication language: Persian with English extended abstract

☑️ Place of publication: Islamic Republic of Iran, Mashhad

☑️ The maximum allowed percentage of similarity: 10%

☑️ Article submission, review and acceptance fee: NO

☑️ Initial review time: Maximum 10 days | Average review time: 3 months (12 weeks)

☑️ Year of publication: 2023

☑️ Access to articles: Free and open access(full text)

☑️ Area of expertise: Handicraft Arts in Greater Khorasan

☑️ Areas of expertise for accepting articles with an emphasis on the geographical area of "Greater Khorasan" include:

Studies in the field of art history
Research in the artistic decorations of architectural works and buildings
Artistic studies in the field of glass, mirrors and crystal bottle manufacturing and design
Researches related to calligraphy, manuscripts and painting
Art studies in the field of metal with an emphasis on engraving and tapestry work
Artistic research in the field of pottery
Researches in the field of Khatam-kari and Girih tiles
Historical and cultural studies in the field of tile and tile art
Artistic researches in the field of wood and wood engraving
Artistic studies in the field of gold, jewelry and precious stones
Artistic researches in the field of textiles
Archaeological studies and excavations of art

"Access to articles in this journal is free”

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  • Carpet
  • Persian Painting
  • Motifs
  • Handicrafts
  • Mashhad
  • Qajar Period
  • Great Khorasan
  • Khorasan
  • Safavid period
  • Safavid
  • practical mysticism
  • Geometry
  • Color
  • Imam Reza
  • figurative art
  • Islamic symbolism
  • Visual structure
  • Ilkhanate architecture
  • Shahnameh of shah tahmasb
  • wood carving
  • flower of Shah Abbasi
  • Brick ornaments
  • Tholobate
  • stucco mihrab
  • Traditional Drafting
  • Quran of Mir Abdul Qader Hosseini Shirazi
  • Imaginary power
  • Persian Calligraphy
  • Hiall
  • Ghurids
  • Brick Arches
  • Neyshabur Murals
  • Greater Khorasan
  • 6th Century to the Mid-8th Century AH
  • Timurid
  • Shahr-i Sokhta
  • Inscription
  • Tāybād
  • Architectural decorations
  • Rug
  • Qashqai carpet
  • art anthropology
  • Hazrat Reza shrine
  • Seljuks
  • tombstone engravings
  • Ribat Mahi
  • style
  • Carpet, Sa\'
  • School
  • Fibonacci numbers
  • Qajar
  • Architectural Ornamentation
  • Tabriz Bazaar
  • Bronze Age
  • Brick decoration
  • Haft Shahr Eshgh carpet
  • endowment tradition
  • grave fund
  • School of Shiraz
  • The architecture of east of Iran
  • Tree of life
  • Carpet weaving
  • Elimaie
  • Yaqzah
  • Safavid-era figures
  • Transformation
  • Khorasan wood carving. 9th century wood carving
  • َ Archaeology Surveys
  • Musical treatise
  • Astan Quds Razavi Artists
  • Iranian Paintings
  • descender letters
  • Metalworking
  • Iranian painting
  • Wood
  • Islamic Beliefs
  • Semiotic perspective
  • Sangesar
  • Islamic art
  • Shahnameh of Shah Ismail
  • Khorasan and Sistan
  • Timurid period
  • Dodar School
  • halo
  • Quran Manuscript No. 3248 of Astan Quds Razavi
  • Freer\'s Haft Awrang
  • Chester Beatty Dublin manuscript Quran
  • contemporary tilework
  • Shamseh Hasht
  • key symbols
  • Envelope Cover
  • Kamaluddin Behzad
  • palette
  • Ancient City of Toun
  • Spiritual Leadership
  • Second Pahlavi
  • Illuminating
  • Safavid Era
  • Islamic architecture
  • Window
  • Seljuk metalwork
  • Zahhak Bound on Mount Damavand
  • Art Education
  • Persian garden
  • Contemporary
  • design and pattern
  • Torbat-Jam
  • Derrida
  • Samarkand
  • Second half of the Eighth Century AD
  • illuminating decorations
  • Iconography
  • Nishapur Pottery
  • Art criticism
  • Islamic buildings
  • symbolic motif
  • Astan Quds Razavi Printing House
  • audience-centered
  • horizontal elongations
  • Quran of Rooz Bahan Shirazi
  • Safavid era carpet
  • Frame Paradigm
  • The Conference of the Birds (Mantiq al-Tayr)
  • Samanid Art
  • Patterns
  • Gazelle Motif
  • Design Method
  • form and motif
  • Astan Qods Razavi
  • Samanian Art
  • rounded letters
  • Abd al-Rahman Sulami Nishaburi
  • Great Silk Road
  • Miniature
  • Herat
  • wooden designs
  • Handmade carpet
  • Shia Ideologies
  • Islamic Period
  • Masjid-I Kirmani of Turbat- I Jam
  • Gypsum decoration
  • 3D printer
  • Architecture
  • Fourfold Versified Stories
  • Mir-Haydar&‌rsquo
  • Aliabad Keshmar Tower
  • Tape weaving
  • Illumination
  • Literature
  • proportionality of numbers
  • handwoven
  • Turkmen
  • Timur (Tamerlane)
  • Bird Symbolism
  • tomb of Arsalan Jazeb
  • lion symbol. Dragon symbol
  • Structural patterns of Persian costume
  • structural analysis
  • Titus Burckhardt
  • tilework in architecture
  • Contrast
  • Archaeological Monument
  • lithography
  • Abdullah Ansari (Sage of Herat)
  • Qazvin school
  • Sistan
  • Timurids
  • myth
  • Gestalt Theory
  • Astan Quds Razavi Museum
  • Traditionalism
  • Conservation and reconstruction
  • Zoomorphic representation
  • Tabriz
  • Bukhara
  • Holy Shrine of Imam Reza (PBUH)
  • Semiotic Square
  • Parthian Period
  • Qajar era carpet
  • Jiroft
  • Figural representation in Islam
  • Zoomorphic containers
  • Design and Motif
  • Golmakan village
  • binary oppositions
  • Religious Wall Paintings
  • Iranian Art
  • Timurid schools
  • intertextuality
  • Productions
  • Dragonfly
  • wisdom
  • vase design
  • theoretical music treatises
  • Historical Sources
  • religious symbolism
  • Shahrukh
  • Motif
  • Khamsa of Nizami
  • Greimas