Kashan Collection (#2)

Courtyard in the Old Bazaar, Kashan, Iran, Middle East

Jug Running Animals 1150-1220 Iran Kashan Seljuk Period
Jug with Running Animals, 1150-1220. Iran, probably Kashan, Seljuk Period, 12th-13th Century. Fritware with design in carved and underglaze-painted slip (" silhouette" ware); overall

Velvet Fragment Khusrau Sees Shirin Bathing 1550-99
Velvet Fragment, Khusrau Sees Shirin Bathing, 1550-99. Iran, Kashan, Safavid period (1501-1722). Silk; velvet, cut, pile-warp substitution; overall: 21.7 x 15.7 cm (8 9/16 x 6 3/16 in.)

Bowl 1150-1220 Iran Kashan 12th-13th century
Bowl, 1150-1220. Iran, probably Kashan, 12th-13th century. Fritware with overglaze-painted design (minai ware); overall: 6.3 x 12.3 cm (2 1/2 x 4 13/16 in.)

Bowl mid-1200s Iran Kashan Seljuk Period mid-13th Century
Bowl, mid-1200s. Iran, Kashan, Seljuk Period, mid-13th Century. Fritware with overglaze-painted design (minai ware);

Soltan Amir Ahmad Bathhouse
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Tent panel of a dragon slayer, 1550-1599. Creator: Unknown
Tent panel of a dragon slayer, 1550-1599. This velvet medallion decorated the interior of an imperial tent, possibly donated by Shah Tahmasp to an Ottoman Turkish sultan

Woman and her donkey, Abyaneh near Kashan, Isfahan province, Iran Woman and her donkey in the rural village of Abyaneh near Kashan - Iran

Mirrorwork & reflections inside Tabatabei traditional house, Kashan, Isfahan province, Iran Mirrorwork & reflections inside Tabatabei traditional house, Kashan, Isfahan province

Detail of Tabatabei traditional house ceilings, Kashan, Isfahan province, Iran Detail of Tabatabei traditional house ceilings - Kashan - Iran

The courtyards and windtowers of traditional houses Kashan, Isfahan province, Iran The courtyards and windtowers of Kashans traditional houses - Iran

Persian (Kashan) Ewer with cockerels head and tail handle, early 13th century. Painted in black under a turquoise glaze. Kashan is a city of Isfahan, Iran

Glazed octagonal tiles. 13th-14th centuries. Tiled Kiosk Museum. Archaeological Museum. Istanbul. Turkey

Iran, Central Iran, Kashan, Bagh-e Fin, Fin Garden, World Heritage Site, traditional Persian garden
Central Iran, Kashan, Bagh-E Fin, Fin Garden, World Heritage Site, Traditional Persian Garden, Fountains

Iran, Central Iran, Kashan, Khan-e Boroujerdi, traditional carpet merchants house
Central Iran, Kashan, Khan-E Boroujerdi, Traditional Carpet Merchants House, Ornate Door With Door Knockers For Male And Female Guests

Ceiling of main reception in 19th century mansion, Khan-e Boroujerdi, Kashan, Iran, Middle East

Courtyard of late 18th century Qajar Mansion, now Serai Ameriha Hotel, Kashan, Iran, Middle East

Interior of late 18th century Qajar mansion, now Serai Ameriha Hotel, Kashan, Iran, Middle East

Roof, including windtower for air cooling, of late 18th century Qajar mansion, now Serai Ameriha Hotel, Kashan, Iran, Middle East

Bagh e Fin Persian gardens, Kashan, Iran

Teashop in a Khan, Bazar, Kashan, Iran, Western Asia

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The pottery kilns at Kashan, famous for its faience

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Kashan, a captivating city in the heart of Iran's Central region, boasts an array of historical treasures that transport visitors back in time. One such gem is the Khan-e Boroujerdi mansion, a 19th-century marvel with its enchanting courtyard that whispers tales of grandeur and opulence. For nature enthusiasts, Bagh-e Fin beckons with its lush greenery and serene ambiance. As the oldest Persian garden dating back to 1590, it offers a glimpse into ancient horticultural practices while soothing souls with its tranquil beauty. Within this UNESCO World Heritage Site lies the Kushak pavilion, where one can marvel at intricate details adorning its ceiling. The craftsmanship on display here is awe-inspiring and serves as a testament to the rich artistic heritage of Kashan. Delving deeper into Kashan's history reveals more architectural wonders like Soltan Amir Ahmad Bathhouse. This traditional bathhouse transports visitors to an era when communal bathing was not just about cleanliness but also served as social hubs for locals. The city's cultural tapestry extends beyond architecture; it encompasses vibrant markets like Khan-e Boroujerdi carpet merchants' house. Here, traditional carpets are traded by skilled artisans who have honed their craft over generations, preserving Iran's rich weaving traditions. A visit to Agha Bozorg Mosque and Madreseh showcases Islamic artistry at its finest. Intricate geometric patterns adorn every corner of this sacred space, leaving visitors in awe of human creativity inspired by faith. Art lovers will find themselves captivated by artifacts from different dynasties displayed in Kashan's museums. From Seljuq dynasty's Lobed Bowl depicting seated figures and attendants to Ilkhanid dynasty's Tile with Double-Arched Prayer Niche (Mihrab), each piece tells stories woven through centuries past. One cannot miss gazing upon the Large Luster Bowl from Seljuq dynasty, a masterpiece dating back to the 12th century.