Marjan Esfandi Milajerdi is an accomplished artist specializing in illumination, Persian calligraphy, Iranian painting, and curatorial work. She is the director of the Mehrban Art Group.

Her artistic training includes studying calligraphy under the guidance of Masters Ahmad Pilehchi Qazvini, Younes Khanlarzadeh, Mohammad Andarz and Seyed Hadi Seyedkhani, and learning Persian painting from Masters Ardshir Mojarad Takestani, Abdullah Moharami, and Behnam Sharifi and Alireza ghezi. She has participated in over a hundred national and international festivals, exhibitions, and workshops.

Marjan has received numerous awards, including:

First place in the Shamseh IV Festival and Ashk and Atash Sughvareh Festival.
Recognized as a Star Artist at the Paintbrush Art Festival in the UAE.
Honored in the Book Decoration in Islamic Culture and Civilization Conference in Qom Province.
Winner at the Shokouh-e-Ghadir Festival and Iran Estevar Festival.
Acknowledged as an exceptional teacher in the Third Khwarizmi Festival.

Her certifications and memberships include:

Art Consultant Certification from the World Organization for Sports Excellence (W.O.S.E.), awarded by Dr. Hamidreza Moghadam.
Registration as an instructor in the Sina Integrated Educational System Yearbook (2019).
Solo Workshop License from the Cultural Heritage and Tourism Organization.
Distinguished Level (Foq-e-Momtaz) certification from the Iranian Calligraphy Association.
Honorary member of the Institute for the Development of Contemporary Visual Arts.
International member of Mart Explo.
Member of the Iranian Miniature Painting Association.
Central Council member of the Visual Arts Center, Andisheh Cultural Center.

Additional achievements:

Her works were published in Volume 2 of "Contemporary Women Calligraphers", and in the "Art and Artists of the UAE" book, available on Amazon.
Featured in television interviews on Quran Network, "Hand in Hand" on Channel 2, and Jame Jam Network.
Designed the logo and trophy for the Salawat Calligraphy Painting Festival.
Active as an art teacher in public and private schools, training centers, and her personal gallery.

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