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Khatamkari is a traditional Persian (Iranian) woodworking art form that involves creating intricate geometric designs using tiny pieces of wood. The word "khatam" in Persian means "to finish" or "to complete," reflecting the intricate finishing touches applied to the woodwork.
In khatamkari, craftsmen meticulously cut and shape small, often colorful, pieces of wood, ivory, metal, or bone into geometric shapes such as triangles, squares, and polygons. These pieces are then arranged and glued onto a wooden base in intricate patterns. The designs are typically symmetrical and may incorporate various materials to enhance their visual appeal.