ArtDayMe: Rezvan Sadeghzadeh, a prominent painter and professor at the University of Art, said in a video interview after visiting the Vesta Color factory:

“The Vesta factory was excellent, very good, clean, tidy, spacious; the staff were outstanding, the manager was very good, and overall everything was fine.”

Professor Sadeghzadeh emphasized:

“My first acquaintance with Vesta was when I worked with some of its paints and found them very good. Alongside Winsor and other foreign brands, I saw that Vesta’s quality appealed to me and suited my work. Sometimes students came to my studio and asked, ‘Professor, do you also use Vesta?’ I would say, ‘Yes, their paints are good.’”

He went on to say:

“Recently, I used Vesta’s linseed oil and turpentine, which they kindly sent me, and I found them excellent in quality as well.”

It is noteworthy that the first artists’ tour of the Vesta Color factory was held in Baharestan Industrial Town, Karaj.

During this friendly six-hour visit, the artists toured various sections of Vesta’s paint-production and packaging lines, shared their opinions about Vesta paints, and recalled their artistic memories together.

Those present included: Pariyoush Ganji, Abbas Mashhadizadeh, Ebrahim Haghighi, Gholamreza Nami, Bahman Nikoo, Bita Vakili, Behnam Kamrani, Javad Bakhtiari, Eyneddin Sadeghzadeh, Ali Nadaei, Jamshid Haghighat-Shenas, Behzad Shishegaran, Rezvan Sadeghzadeh, and Zarrin Omoumi.