The technique of namad mali (felt beating) is a very primitive craft dating back to early man. Because the essence of primitive art such as namad mali lies in its simplicity and naive existence, it is therefore difficult if not virtually impossible, for a modern artist to be able to do this.
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namad mali
by Anahita Canevascini Tahery (not verified) on Wed Apr 08, 2009 08:24 AM PDTDear Behnam,would you kindly tell me who is the ostad who is in this film of namad mali?I would like to do some research in namad mali in iran in different regions.It is a facinating art .I am a painter myself and very interested in the type of dye they use for namad. Please ,please reply soon as I am planning to go to Iran.Thank you very much.
thanks for sharing this piece
by Mali on Thu Jun 26, 2008 12:23 PM PDTDear Behnam, I noticed that in your introduction piece you wrote, "The technique of namad mali (felt beating) is a very primitive craft dating back to early man." With all due respect, isn't the term "humankind," rather than "man"? I imagine there were early women! Please correct me if I am wrong. I also noticed that the narrator attributed the craft to her "fathers." I have not lived in Iran in 30 years, perhaps it is not "halal" to mention women while speaking. To me words matter and since women constitute more that 50% of worlds population, let's mention them every now and then. Thank you in advance.