Museum of Light and Illumination — Attraction in دهستان فجر

There is very very beautiful! In a beautiful building with admirable architecture, a museum of historical objects, especially tallow burners, oil burners, all kinds of mirrors and old electrical objects have been established. Many years have not passed since the construction of this building and it dates back to 1320 and the first Pahlavi period. This mansion was a special guest house of Mr. Sarrafzadeh, one of the nobles of Yazd, which was built in the shape of a pavilion in the middle of a huge garden. Sarrafzadeh was one of the well-known merchants and merchants of Yazd who had a great reputation and popularity among the people and had a special reputation in the Yazd market in order to observe fairness and not to put pressure on his debtors and to be involved in good deeds. Sarrafzadeh, who was also a member of parliament, started working in his father's money changer, and after a while, when he completely learned to work as a money changer, he became independent and started working. His property was confiscated after the revolution and given to the Foundation for the Underprivileged. This mansion was turned into a museum in 1998.

The mansion and museum are housed in an 8,174-square-meter garden like a pavilion and have a large courtyard with a large swimming pool. The building itself has mirrored rooms facing the pool, and the roof has nets. The construction date of this building dates back to the first Pahlavi period.

Sarafzadeh's house was turned into a museum in 1998. Regarding the architecture and facade of the mirror building, it should be said that its decor is a combination of traditional and European architecture. The building has several rooms; The royal residence is the pool house and the service. In all the rooms, there are beautiful decorations of bedding and paintings, as well as mirrored parts. The windows of Yazd Mirror Palace are latticed and with colored glass, and the doors of the museum are wooden. In this museum, a collection of old manuscripts, books, coins, stamps, weapons and several bronze objects from Lorestan are displayed. There are also different types of mirrors, different types of lights, different types of matches and weapons. The most attractive parts of the museum are the lighting fixtures, which include a variety of tire lights, installation lights, pendant lights, base lights, hand lights, various types of candle burners such as installation and manual, oil burners, gas burners. And the burners are on display. The oldest object that you can find in this museum is the tallow burners belonging to the...

I have visited many museums in different cities in Iran, but this museum had interesting things for me that I had not seen anywhere else. At the beginning of the entry, each person was given a shoe cover, no one was allowed to bring a bag into the museum, and everyone had to give their mobile phone to the museum official for inspection. After we passed through the machine and entered the museum grounds. The environment was very clean and fragrant, and the people working in the museum were trained and knowledgeable, and if needed, they provided the necessary explanations.This museum was very interesting. There were very precious and valuable items kept there that I had not seen in other similar museums. The museum was amazing in places. It used to be the home of a person named Reza Sarafzadeh, who was a great businessman in Yazd, and it was a very interesting and spectacular place. The whole time I was there, I was thinking that I wish all the museums and historical sites of my beloved country Iran were full of foreign tourists so that the treasures of Iran could be shown to the whole world. Hoping for...

A must visit museum in the center of Iran, ancient city of yazd. This fabulous museum has a collection of items that shows development of illuminating items from 3000 years ago to modern era, extensively decorated mirrors from late bronze age to French empire era and Qajar dynasty; luxurious french chandeliers and candelabras by baccarat, under lacquer mirror frames and tallow lamps and...