About the series
Pardis, the walled Persian garden, is the origin of the word “paradise”.
Water held in pools and channels, and the pavilions around it — from Eram in Shiraz and the pool-house of the Golestan Palace to the Shazdeh Garden at Mahan.
Mohammadreza Domiri GanjiVIISeries — Pardis
Plates I to VII
7 photographs, water, pools and pavilions
- Place
- Iran
- Photographs
- 7
- Subject
- Water, pools and pavilions
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Pl. IEram Garden — the pavilion mirrored in the poolShiraz, IranView the photographPlate 1 of 7 -
Pl. IIGolestan Palace, the tiled pool-houseTehran, IranView the photographPlate 2 of 7 -
Pl. IIIA pavilion vault above the water channelKashan, IranView the photographPlate 3 of 7 -
Pl. IVShazdeh Garden at nightMahan, Kerman, IranView the photographPlate 4 of 7 -
Pl. VAtash Behram fire temple at blue hourYazd, IranView the photographPlate 5 of 7 -
Pl. VICourtyard house at nightKashan, IranView the photographPlate 6 of 7 -
Pl. VIIDowlat Abad, the windcatcher-pavilion ceilingYazd, IranView the photographPlate 7 of 7
List of works
Pl. IEram Garden — the pavilion mirrored in the pool
Pl. IIGolestan Palace, the tiled pool-house
Pl. IIIA pavilion vault above the water channel
Pl. IVShazdeh Garden at night
Pl. VAtash Behram fire temple at blue hour
Pl. VICourtyard house at night
Pl. VIIDowlat Abad, the windcatcher-pavilion ceiling
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