Naghsh-e-Jahan Hall

The hall located behind the cafeteria is also the representation of the original art of antiquity and the manifestation of modern craftsmen's artistry. A plane of fourteen meters of colored glasses, which consists of three big windows of upper old sash windows, and a huge circle of invaluable plastering which is adorned with Tashir is one of the majestic beauties of Naghsh-e-Jahan hall. The wooden pillars of Qajar era and the craved stone of their bases, which were taken from an antique house, add to its magnificence.

At both sides of the entrance door stands two gorgeous Persian Paintings based on the style of Reza Abbasi, the great master of Safavid age. Moreover, the Abbasi designs of Cathay (Khataei) with golden designs and the engravings on the plain walls between the windows, which open to the garden, endow this collection of Persian taste and art with a pleasant repose.