The Motifi family of Fard is considered the biggest and oldest masters of plastering and traditional architecture in Iran, and even a style of plastering with the name of Matif is registered and is being implemented.
The late Ustad Hossein Motifi Fard, the father of Iran’s stucco, who left works such as the shrine of Imam Reza (a.s.), the shrine of Hazrat Masoumeh, and Saad Abad Palace, may his soul be happy.
He immortalized the name of his family by inventing Matif style and considering that at that time photography and technology were not advanced as they are today, therefore the public and architects who welcomed his style used Matif style for their works in modern plastering and classical plastering. And they used iranian architecture and Mosque design
Master Akbar Motifi Fard (son of Master Hossein) was born on 08/03/1335 in a family of artists and started working with his father from the age of 9 and started learning the Iranian architecture plastering art from the same age.
Among his works, we can mention 8 years of apprenticeship with his honorable father in Imam Reza Shrine and after two years in Ferdous Garden…. Read more
The picture above “Motif” was performed by Ostad Matifi
After the advent of Islam, the art of plastering has been used in buildings, but due to the sanctity of sculpture, this art was manifested in the form of relief motifs of flowers and plants, as well as various Islamic designs and khatai bands, especially in the form of different and varied lines. . In the plaster works left from the 3rd century of Hijri, there are brilliant examples in Faryomad Sabzevar Mosque called Mino Tekari. Indeed, the unique creativity of the artists of that time has been remembered for us.
Traditional stucco is a rigid exterior finish best suited for one and three coat applications. It’s made from cement, lime, sand, and water. The finished textures range from rough to smooth finishes, using different sizes and amounts of sand to achieve the desired result.
Modern stucco is used as an exterior cement plaster wall covering. It is usually a mix of sand, Portland cement, lime and water, but may also consist of a proprietary mix of additives including fibers and synthetic acrylics that add strength and flexibility. Modern synthetic stucco can be applied as one base layer and a finish layer, which is thinner and faster to apply, compared to the traditional application of three-coat stucco. Imitation stone stucco can also be produced using the traditional application, but with marble dust being added to the
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Working with different backgrounds such as plastering, painting, and Interior design.
Four workshop supervisors
Two project managers
Four workshop heads
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Including 3 master workers who have more than 50 years of design experience and design in the form of pencils and pencils for different dimensions.
Including plastering design experts : Professor Akbar Motifi Far, Professor Hassan Nasr
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