First Floor |
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| Coridor | |
| Bolour Hall | |
| Mina Hall | |
| Audio Visual Hall | |
| Second Floor | |
| Coridar | |
| Sadaf Hall | |
| Zarrin Hall | |
| Lajvard Hall 1 | |
| Lajvard Hall 2 | |
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Sadaf Hall
Clay works bearing inscriptions and decorative glass works belonging to the early days of
the Islamic era are on display at this hall. The city of Neyshabour was one of the most
important cultural-artistic centers in the era of the Islamic civilization and masters of
clay works and calligraphers of that period who were inspired by the sublime Islamic
teachings and the Holy Quran created admiring masterpieces in Kufi manuscripts.
Outstanding changes were made in glass works of that period and a new method was invented
in which deep cuts were applied on glass pots in order to create fascinating designs.
Painting on glass became a prevalent practice since the 4th century Hegira and this was a
prelude to the production of enameled works.
Click on the Stands to see objects.