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Beautiful Iran3

Iran is home to one of the world's oldest civilizations, beginning with the formation of the Proto-Elamite and Elamite kingdom in 3200u20132800 BCE.

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Beautiful Iran3

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  1. IRAN 3

  2. Fritillaria Imperialis 'Rubra Maxima'

  3. GolestanKouh, a beautiful mount with many nice flower in spring (Fritillariaimperialis)

  4. The triumph of Shapur I over the Roman Emperor Valerian, and Philip the Arab

  5. Teheran Glassware & Ceramic Museum

  6. Teheran Glassware & Ceramic Museum The collection of glass and clay works that are on display at the museum is among the rare collections in Iran.

  7. Kashan lustre bottle, Persia, circa 1200 50,000—60,000 GBP Sotheby's Iran c13th British Museum London

  8. Kashan circa 1200 Benaki Islamic Museum Greece Iran 12th Metropolitan Museum of art

  9. Iran 13th – Metropolitan Museum of art NY Persia Kashan c13th Benaki Islamic Museum Greece

  10. Kashan c13th - Glassware & Ceramic Museum Teheran Kashan c13th Benaki Islamic Museum Greece

  11. Kashan c13th Benaki Islamic Museum Greece, Athens

  12. Kashan c13th Benaki Islamic Museum Greece, Athens

  13. Iran-Sultanabad 14th – Benaki Islamic Museum Greece, Athens Iran 13th – Metropolitan Museum of art NY

  14. Persia Kashan c13th Benaki Islamic Museum Greece

  15. Persia Kashan c13th Benaki Islamic Museum Greece Persia Kashan c13th Victoria & Albert Museum, London

  16. Iran 13th – Persia Victoria & Albert Museum, London Iran 13th – Pergamon Museum of Islamic Art Berlin

  17. In the early 14th c., potters in South Jingdezhen in China began to manufacture the first blue & white porcelain. Large quantities of this production were exported in Middle East and India and later Europe. Its desirability and high cost (much more expensive than local production) led potters to try local imitations. Islamic pottery of the early 15th century and on was much influenced by Chinese blue & white porcelains. Wares in Syria, Egypt, Iran & Turkey show clear evidence of the influence from Chinese Style. Iran 13th - Museum of Oriental Art Rome, Italy

  18. Heart mosaic columns Safavid tile work

  19. Isfahan Bazar © Gul Chotrani

  20. Isfahan Naqsh-e Jahan Square. In the background is Keisaria gate which opens into the Isfahan Grand Bazaar

  21. Ceiling of the Keisaria gate (entrance to Bazaar in Isfahan)

  22. Isfahan Bazaar Ceiling of the Keisaria gate (entrance to Bazaar in Isfahan)

  23. Persian Spaices

  24. Chehel Sotoun Palace, built in the 14th century by Shah Abbas II

  25. Chehel Sotoun Palace, built in the 14th century by Shah Abbas II

  26. Chehel Sotoun Palace, ceiling

  27. Chehel Sotoun Palace, frescos © Gul Chotrani

  28. Chehel Sotoun Palace © Gul Chotrani

  29. Isfahan Chehel Sotoun Palace dome ceiling © Gul Chotrani

  30. Isfahan Chehel Sotoun Palace

  31. Isfahan New Julfa, Vank cathedral, 1655

  32. Isfahan New Julfa, Vank cathedral, 1655

  33. Isfahan New Julfa, Vank cathedral, 1655

  34. Hand-made carpets

  35. Historical Safavid Kashan rug, "Dragon & Phoenix” rewoven after four centuries Morteza Katouzian (Iranian Realist painter, 1943) “Carpet-Weaving Girl"(1996) Oil on canvas, 77 × 56 cm Safavid rug, Textile Museum Collection, Washington, D.C

  36. Antique Persian Kashan rug

  37. Painting in Bastami Restaurant, Isfahan

  38. At the mausoleum of Saadi, another famous poet

  39. Women in the hills above Tehran at dusk

  40. Text and pictures: Internet All  copyrights  belong to their  respective owners Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanu https://www.slideshare.net/michaelasanda https://ma-planete.com/michaelasanda 2015 Sound: Iranian Christian Worship Song

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