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Iran is one of the pioneers of tiles and ceramics industries
in the world, as evident by countless ancient objects
discovered during archeological excavations in various
parts of the country. Such discoveries inclusive of new
tile plans and chinaware are indicative of Iranians' artistic
aptitude as well as originality in making ceramics including
clay pots and tiles. They indicate the ancient history
behind such industry as an art in Iran. The archeological
monuments and historical buildings are decorated by fine
and spectacular tile-work of the artists. The abundance
of rich argil mines (red clay as the raw material for
ceramics industry), availability of highly knowledgeable
and expert manpower inclusive of cheap skilled labor and
abundance of inexpensive energy sources comparatively
provide Iran with an advantage in this industry. |
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The quality of the Iranian tile and chinaware is one of
the best and the highest around the globe. Therefore Iran
has the potential of playing a leading role in the world
of ceramics in the future and consequently will undergo
more development in this sector. Considering such potentials
and availability of favorable grounds, Iran invites foreign
investors to invest in this sector. Such potentials consist
of great domestic and international demands. A market
in neighboring states inclusive of the Persian Gulf Littoral
States, and the Central Asian and Caucasian States are
a great incentive for such investment in Iran.
Fortunately, during the recent years extraordinary developments
have been witnessed, i.e. production of this product has
been increasingly grown during the last decade with a
rise in export volume to other parts of the globe, Europe
in particular. Hopefully, this industry will flourish
even further through the application of more advanced
technology by foreign investors. |
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