This house is located in one of old neighborhoods of Qom.
According to its plan and used materials, the building belongs to Ghajar era.
It includes 3 wind-towers and two courtyards.
It has converted to an anthropological museum which shows lifestyle in old Qom and also consists a gallery for handcrafts.

This house was built about 100 years ago.
Central yard is surrounded with four Ivans.
Rooms are in three sides of the yard.
Summer rooms and wind-tower are in the northern side in order to be cooler in summer.
Nowadays it's turned to a traditional restaurant with Iranian menu including hot dishes, cold and hot drinks.

This house was built about 100 years ago.
Central yard is surrounded with four Ivans.
Rooms are in three sides of the yard.
Summer rooms and wind-tower are in the northern side in order to be cooler in summer.
Nowadays it's turned to a traditional restaurant with Iranian menu including hot dishes, cold and hot drinks.

The Madrasa of Jahangir Khan is located in front Jameh Mosque of Qom.
It was founded in Safavid era.
The polygonal courtyard of Masrasa is surrounded by small rooms which are used as classes and dormitory for seminarists.
Madrassa in Islamic countries are places for educating Islamic courses like Arabic literature, jurisprudence, Interpretations of Quran as well as Philosophy and medicine.
Madrasa of Jahangir Khan is still active but for visiting you must talk to principles in advance.

This museum belongs to the shrine of lady Fatima where you can find treasures and gifts presented to the shrine from kings and other people.
Decorative tiles of shrine in different periods, gates with delicate handicrafts and manuscripts of Quran consist main galleries of the museum.

Qom was considered one of centers of pottery in Iran but in recent years many pottery workshop were close in facing technology and modern life.
So I believe we should support this art that its history dates back to 7000 years ago in Iran.
In this tour we provide visiting a pottery workshop and practicing work with pottery wheel.
In this workshop you can also experience making tiles.
We visit stunning mosques all around Iran but nobody knows how these colorful tiles are made. You can see the process and design and make you own glazed tile and take it home after kiln stage.

Khar-Mohre is a blue piece of silica which is considered as furtne beads among some nations and now is used as a decorative object.

The history of production of these beads dates back to 6000 years ago and some pieces were found in archeological excavations in Iran and Egypt.
It can be regarded as one of ancient jewellery arts in human history.

Now You can find Khar-mohre workshops just in Qom so it is called Qom-techinque.
The materials for producing Kahar-mohre are silica, cupper oxide, sodium carbonate, lime, and ash.
This Shiny blue color is generated from these dark materials.
Making beautiful blue pieces without any color or glaze in this deep kiln is amazing.

In this workshop tourists can purchase from the shop, observe the process of production، and do it by their hands and take their work to home.