Born in 1966 in Iran, Einoddin Sadeghzadeh is a distinguished artist, researcher, and art professor.

A recipient of the Iranian National Committee of Artists’ First Order of Merit, Grand Maestro and member of Iranian Calligraphers Association, member of Iranian Painters Society, Jury Member at International and Domestic Art Contests and Festivals and Originator of Tar application in Persian calligraphy.

Sadeghzadeh holds a Ph.D. in Art from Rajaee University in Iran. In addition, he has a bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design and a graduate degree in Illustration.

He started working as a calligrapher, painter, and graphic designer in 1984 and has since used a wide spectrum of techniques in his craftsmanship. With countless solo and group exhibitions in Iran and overseas, Sadeghzadeh has been able to attract legions of art enthusiasts to his unique body of work. Many of his creations have also been presented and sold in prominent auctions, and some of his works are on permanent display in such prestigious places as the United Nations Art Collection and Malaysia’s Museum of Islamic Arts. As a judge, he has presided over numerous domestic and international art contests.

Sadeghzadeh is currently a faculty member and a professor at Rajaee University.