A Master of Contemporary Iranian Engraving

Ali Jangi, a contemporary Iranian engraver, is a master whose name is synonymous with precision and beauty. Born into a family with a centuries-old tradition in engraving, Jangi has inherited not only the ancient craft but has also pushed its boundaries, creating masterpieces that captivate art enthusiasts around the world.

Growing up surrounded by the tools and techniques of his ancestors, Jangi quickly developed a passion for the intricate details and delicate lines that define his work. His creations are more than just engravings—they are windows into a world of emotion and culture.

One of his most celebrated pieces, the Gazelle Protectress ring, showcases his exceptional skill in three-dimensional engraving. The ring beautifully portrays the elegance of a gazelle, a symbol of grace in Iranian culture, with such delicacy that each line seems to flow effortlessly.

Another iconic work is the Bargah-e-Behesht (Heavenly Court) ring, featuring intricate engravings of the sacred shrines of Imam Reza and Imam Hussein. This piece not only captures visual splendor but also reflects Jangi's deep spiritual connection, blending art and faith in perfect harmony.

Ali Jangi's unwavering dedication to his craft, his innovative techniques, and his respect for tradition have solidified his place as one of the world’s most distinguished engravers, keeping the ancient art alive while evolving it for future generations.

You can visit the Artoginia website to view or purchase the works of the master.