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CARPET MUSEUM (MUZEH-YE FARS)

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A l'angle de l'avenue Kargar et de la rue Fatemi, Téhéran, Iran
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2024
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2024

Very interesting museum near the rue Neauphle-le-Château and the Embassy of France which, even at the height of the revolution, has never been closed. The vast collection of Persian, high quality classical carpets, and kilims of nomadic tribes, come from all regions of the country.

The wonderful Isfahan and Kerman silk carpets will also make visitors happy. The carpets of Azerbaijan are recognisable to their central medallion in fish form. Between animal motifs, hunting scenes, worthy of the best miniatures with its tigers, ibex and leopards past the sword by some heroic shah, we are plunging into Persian mythology. Also dwell on the carpets to the medallions, the généalogie carpets and those representing Darius the Great, King of Kings. So you will know everything about Persian carpets, the number of knots at the cm ² signs the quality of the work. You can also know that a tourist is entitled to 12 m ² of carpet without additional taxes… Small shop also accessible to the public.

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Jacquesp
Visited in september 2019
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Voici un magnifique musée qui fait grise mine. Inauguré 2 ou 3 ans avant les débuts de la République Islamique en 1979, il présente une superbe collection de tapis. Malheureusement, le premier étage est inaccessible et la scénographie n'est plus au top. En effet, plusieurs rampes lumineuses ne fonctionnaient pas et il est parfois difficile de lire les plaquettes explicatives. Néanmoins, il ne faut pas bouder son plaisir, les pièces exposées sont splendides.

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