Mohammad hadi Ghahramanpouri

Mohammadhadi Ghahramanpouri is a contemporary visual artist whose practice focuses on the traditional craft of metal engraving, a medium both intricate and deeply rooted in history. Working primarily with copper and silver, he uses hand tools and time-honoured techniques to produce detailed narrative reliefs, transforming metal sheets into powerful visual stories.
Born in Iran and now based in the UK, Ghahramanpouri has experience in metalwork, blending technical mastery with cultural storytelling. His work is influenced by Persian miniature art, mythological themes, and spiritual symbolism — each piece a dialogue between past and present.
Ghahramanpouri’s pieces are celebrated for their craftsmanship and emotional depth. His recent participation in the Spring Diamond Exhibition with the Walsall Society of Artists introduced his practice to new UK audiences. Works such as Floral Symphony and Eternal Grace are full of rich detail and symbolic layers.
Beyond exhibiting, he is passionate about sharing his knowledge through workshops, talks, and collaborative community projects. He aims to engage local audiences with the unique art of metal engraving — a craft at risk of being lost in today’s digital world. Ghahramanpouri sees art as a bridge between cultures and generations, and hopes to contribute to the UK’s creative landscape by preserving, teaching, and evolving this rare medium.
In addition to his UK exhibitions, his work has been recognised internationally, including showcases in Italy and a feature in the Hidden Talents International Arts Magazine 2025, which highlighted his role in preserving heritage through metal art.
As he continues his journey in the UK, Ghahramanpouri remains committed to artistic growth, cultural exchange, and inspiring appreciation for the handmade in an age of mass production. Through his practice, he invites viewers to slow down, observe, and connect with craftsmanship that honours both time and meaning.