Shop by craft
Best of Isfahan; search or filter for all 2
Isfahan (three branches)
Hossein Fallahi, born in Isfahan in 1938, trained under master painter Ali Sajadi from 1951 and opened this miniature-painting workshop in 1979, working in Mongol, Safavid and Qajar styles. The gallery now runs three branches in Isfahan and has exhibited its paintings, jewelry boxes and carpets internationally.
Best for Persian miniature paintings in Safavid and Qajar styles
Masjed Seyed Street & Sheikh Bahaee Street, Isfahan
Haj Mohammad Ali Seyed Mozaffari opened this confectionery in 1931, and the family still hand-presses pistachio gaz nougat and honey sohan brittle without artificial preservatives. Its Masjed Seyed Street and Sheikh Bahaee Street counters in Isfahan supply the recipes that later carried the name to a Tehran branch as well.
Best for Pistachio gaz nougat and honey sohan brittle
Neighbourhood walks
Area names come from each shop’s published address record; ORBIS does not invent neighbourhoods.
Visit official site ↗
Visit official site ↗