Ibero....The art of painting on water

Art through the ages has been a means of expressing man's feelings and sensations or what he sees and sees in this universe, and with his development gradually he changed his tools with his progress and his discoveries and his subjects corresponded to the situations in which he passes ...

But regardless of its tools and forms, the result remains the same: portraying what is inside man in a beautiful creative masterpiece that preserves that human sense and represents it for many generations ...

The Ibarro is one of the most beautiful and most beautiful of the arts. It is based on drawing on water in special colors that are sprayed and molded on the surface so that it can be taken on special marbled paper.

The origin of the word for the Persian language means the surface of water. This art has been known to many peoples, including Persia, India and China, but it reached its proportions in Turkey during the Ottoman Empire. It entered the Islamic arts and sometimes intersected with the art of Arabic calligraphy. The Ibero paintings were taken care of for homes at the time.
The Ibero industry uses many tools that are characterized by simplicity and their dependence on nature.
The container: It is made of tin or metal material, in which water and crane materials are placed to ensure proper viscosity for painting

Brushes: take from the tail of horses and characterized by thickening and toughness, used to spray colors on the painting in a certain way

Needles and comb Formation: Used to form liquids on the surface and wipe them

Paper: Several types of paper can be used provided they do not leave air voids and are thick enough to not be torn by water

Colors: The colors used in the art of Ibero are all of natural origin, where they are extracted from rocks and plants, for example yellow color is extracted from the sulfur and black carbon, iron oxide and so on .. But not soluble in water.

Some paintings: