on the first day At the beginning of spring, Kurd people according to their customs and culture, celebrate an annual celebration called “Nowruz”. In the first day of this ceremony people in different ages from youngsters to elderlies, gather to kindle fire and hold flambeau. People who live in this mountainous region, mostly wear Kurdish clothes whose colors are significantly meaningful and important. As a result: kindling fire, Nowruz and Kurdish clothes are symbols of Kurdish culture DATE: “PALANGAN”, KURDISTAN, IRAN ,FEBRUARY 2017
Few numbers of these minority people (the kurds) live into tribal. In fact they camp in mountains and spent the whole 4 season in the tents without water, electricity or any kinds of technology. In their culture these tents called “ Siah Mal” and it means: black house. Their black houses surrounded by mountains and fields. The Kurdish culture has been mixed with mountains and field for thousand years In this culture, the leader of clan is the eldest man who lives in the family. also fathers leads the family and mothers has to teach their children as a kind teacher. Children and youngest people do most of the house works from shaving the eldest beards to take care of cattle DATE: AROUND “GILAN-E GHARB” IN KERMANSHAH, IRAN , 2018
Celebrating Nowruz (Nowruz refers to the celebration of the kurd people’s new year of 2718 in Kurdish culture) in Kani meshkan village located in Kurdistan, Iran Native of this region live between the mountains and speak in Kurdish language. Annually they gather to celebrate Nowruz (new year) at the top of a mountain which is located Around of the village. In this ceremony folk usually wear Kurdish clothes and dance around the fire which they have inflamed as a sample of Nowruz with firewood that they had collected during previous year. For inflaming fire, some of the youth with leadership of girls and women go forward and kindle the fire (Fire is a sample of purity). Thousand of people all around Kurdistan or even another cities, gather in this beautiful village to celebrate new year and show their union. DATE: “KANI MESHKAN VILLAGE” IN KURDISTAN, IRAN , 2017 MARCH
Here you can see a grandma and her grandchild watching “Nowruz” ceremony. Due to religious issues, the grandma is wearing dark and muted colors however the grandchild is wearing worn brightly colored and traditional dress. In fact Kurdish dress code reflects Kurdish culture and Kurdish clothing differs from men to women as well as from country to country. Some say that you can tell which area a Kurd is from by looking at his or her clothes. A traditional dress for women in Kurdistan consists of very colorful clothing.
DATE: THIS PHOTO WAS TAKEN IN 2017 IN ONE OF THE KURDISTAN VILLAGES CALLED “BISARAN”, IRAN
Few numbers of Kurd people live into tribal. In fact they camp in mountains and spent the whole 4 season in the tents without water, electricity or any kinds of technology. In their culture these tents called “ Siah Mal” and it means: black house. Their black houses surrounded by mountains and fields. The Kurdish culture has been mixed with mountains and field for thousand years. In this culture, the leader of clan is the eldest man who lives in the family. also fathers leads the family and mothers has to teach their children as a kind teacher. Children and youngest people do most of the house works from shaving the eldest beards to take care of cattle. Kurd people pay lots of attention to the animals and try to take care of them in the best way because of economic and cultural issues. And they train their children to be kind with cattle.so this is the main factor which crystalize the friendship between children and animasls. DATE: AROUND “GILAN-E GHARB” , KERMANSHAH, IRAN , 2018
A woman from Howraman Takht (village located in Kurdistan, Iran) “Howraman” located on the top of a mountain and with every snowfall in winters, it would be secluded for several days and people can not leave the village. In winters the weather get so cold and it continues to other seasons too (you can see that, there is snow on the peak of the mountains in spring). the woman in the picture has left her house for tacking out the garbage. DATE: “HOWRAMAN TAKHT”, KURDISTAN, IRAN , 2017
This photo has taken in Kurdistan mosque located in Iran. Using turquoise tiles on the walls and columns and a clash of light beam to this gorgeous tiles make the area much more Gnosticism. It attracts different people in different ages from children to elderly CLIENT: “SANANDAJ”, KURDISTAN, IRAN , 2017
“GHare Blagh” village around SarpolZahab (one of the Kermanshah’s cities) after passage of several month of Kermanshah’s earthquake. In 2018 most of the people are mending their houses. Meantime there is a brother and sister that their family spend an awful time and they still live in a tent. According to what the older brother said, he always felt despondency and sadness in he DATE: “GHARE BLAGH” VILLAGE ,SARPOL-E ZAHAB, KERMANSHAH, IRAN , 2018
Mandala is one the architype architectures samples which is continual visible in different part of Ali Qapu palace. Ali Qapu is rich in naturalistic wall and ceiling paintings by Reza Abbasi, There are floral, animal, and bird motifs in his works. This beautiful ceiling is so eye catching and adorable. DATE: “ALI QAPU PALACE”, ESFAHAN, IRAN , 2017
