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A Shipwreck in Miankaleh
GQ’s Persian Excursion (1969)
Tehran’s Post and Communications Museum
Pen Case with Scenes from the “Haft Paykar”
Iranian Costumes
Old Tomb of Hafez
Ganjifa Playing Cards
The Blind Owl Book Covers
Dara Silkscreen Studio
Statues for Urban Beautification

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Women’s Clothing in Iran

Here are some original and reproduction of the women’s clothing in Iran - from different regions and historical eras. The images are taken from the book Negar-e Zan, published in Tehran in 1973 by the International Women’s Club of Iran.

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Iranian Costumes

Iran is a vast country containing many different ethnicities and languages so the traditional dress tends to vary by region, territory and sometimes even individual village. By in large, the majority of the ethnicities pertaining to the regions of Iran, dictate the traditional costumes. These include dress styles for Torkemans, Mazandarani, Bakhtiaris, Baluchis, Loris, Gilanis, Kurds, Ghoochanis, Qashqais, and many others.

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