Khaneh Tabatabaei ha

Khaneh Tabatabaei-ha or "The Tabatabaeis' House" is a historic house in Kashan, Iran.

The house was built in early 1880s[1] for the affluent Tabatabaei family.

It consists of four courtyards, delightful wall paintings with elegant stained glass windows and includes other classic signatures of Traditional Persian residential architecture such as biruni and andaruni.

It was designed by Ustad Ali Maryam. He is the same person who later on built the Boroujerdi-ha House for the Tabatabaei's newly married daughter.

See also


Capital
Counties (A-L)
and Cities
Isfahan • Baharestan • Ezhiyeh • Harand • Hasanabad • Khvorasgan • Kuhpayeh • Mohammadabad • Nasrabad • Nikabad • Sejzi • Tudeshg • Varzaneh
Counties (M-Z)
and Cities
Semirom • Hana • Komeh • Vanak
Shahin Shahr • Gaz • Meymeh • Vazvan
Landmarks
and
Sights
Semirom waterfall  • Abyaneh  • Niasar fire temple  • Atashgah  • Babapir  • Gogad citadel  • Yazdgerd's palace  • Grand Bazaar, Esfahan  • Kashan Bazaar  • Fin Garden  • Khaju Bridge  • Tappeh Sialk  • Si-o-se Pol  • Ali Qapu  • Shahghandab cave  • Mashhad_Ardehal ceremony  • Maranjab caravansary  • Hasht Behesht  • Vank Cathedral  • Chahar Bagh School  • Qamsar rose water ceremony  • Jameh Mosque of Ashtarjan  • Jameh Mosque of Isfahan  • Shah Mosque  • Sheikh Lotf Allah Mosque  • Manar Jonban  • Naqsh-e Jahan Square  • Narin ghaleh  • Sultan Amir Ahmad Bathhouse  • Agha Bozorg Mosque  • Boroujerdi ha Residence  • Tabatabaie Residence  • House of the Āmeri family  • Abbasian House  • Chahar Bagh  • New Julfa
  1. ^ (1996). Ganjnameh, Cyclopedia of Iranian Islamic Architecture, Volume 1: Mansions of Kashan, p. 50. Shahid Beheshti University's Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning, Tehran.