sannadaj muesuem (iran)

[vaez]

The population of Sanandaj is mainly Kurdish. The city also had an Armenian minority who gradually emigrated from the city. Until the Iranian Revolution (1979), the city had a small Aramaic-speaking Jewish community of about 4,000 people.[2] The city boasted a sizable Assyrian community that spoke a unique dialect of Aramaic called Senaya. The economy of Sanandaj is based upon the production of carpets, processed hides and skins, milled rice, refined sugar, woodworking, cotton weaving, metalware and cutlery.[4][5]
The Ardalani dialect of Kurdish is spoken in Sanandaj and its surroundings. Ardalani dialect is distinct to Kurdistan province and is spoken in Sanandaj and other cities of Kurdistan province. The other important dialect of Sorani Kurdish is Mokriani which is spoken in Mokrian region in the cities of Piranshahr and Mahabad in West Azerbaijan province.
Continue my summer travel pictures
Kurdistan is a beautiful city with old buildings
Old homes now no one lives
Most houses are now museums
He was a wealthy man like a king
Summer rooms
Winter chambers
Private bathroom for her family
Underground This house is located in a central pond with a very cool


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turkish bath king private

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When we entered the underground
My good friend
We asked for a song for us
He has a good sound in picture 6
We enjoyed our small band


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[JohnRostron]

Nice series. It is fascinating to see the architecture of an unfamiliar country. In particular, I see that the designs of the stained glass windows is very different from those in th UK. Yours are purely abstract, whereas ours depict people and places, and even stories. I understand this is because of differing religious philosopies of art.

John

[vaez]

Nice series. It is fascinating to see the architecture of an unfamiliar country. In particular, I see that the designs of the stained glass windows is very different from those in th UK. Yours are purely abstract, whereas ours depict people and places, and even stories. I understand this is because of differing religious philosopies of art.

John

John thank you for ccomment
The method of making this door is very hard
No glue without a nail
In the old days to dispose of insects from home
The reflex of light shrinks from the glass to the insect's eye
On the day the windows of the windows on the beautiful carpets

[Shadowman]

Nice series, only ones not to my taste are 3 and 5 only for the lack of focus, nice background information on the region.

[LePetomane]

Vaez, once again, thank you for your photos of your beautiful country. I will show them to my friend Nasser who is from your country.

[vaez]

Nice series, only ones not to my taste are 3 and 5 only for the lack of focus, nice background information on the region.

thank you for comment
n Figure 3, I mean the combination of art 2 that reflects the color of the glass
On the copper dish that worked on the art of pencil
Image 5 was very dark

[vaez]

Vaez, once again, thank you for your photos of your beautiful country. I will show them to my friend Nasser who is from your country.

Thanks again
I'm glad you liked it
It's okay to ask Nasser's opinion about the photos
If you visit Iran, you will enjoy it more
I promise you will be your best travel