📍Iran
Ghalamzani is a Persian art of engraving, chiseling and embossing intricate patterns onto metal surfaces like copper, silver, brass and gold. The craft dates back to ~7,000 years in Iran, with deep historical roots tied to the Achaemenid, Sassanid and Safavid dynasties.
📍Dolat Abad Garden, Yazd, Iran
Built around 1747, this UNESCO World Heritage site is home to the world's tallest adobe windcatcher (Bādgir), standing at an incredible 33.8 meters. An architectural masterpiece of shade, stained glass and historic qanat-fed pools.
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The cruelty done to an innocent and defenseless being holds no reward
You may feel satisfied in your stomachs but you will be drained of light and love in your souls
Every time you kill and consume the being who suffered, you lose the spark of life,
For you took another's.
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Replying to @ProfferedNooz @whoshannieh
Even that is incorrect we’re mostly Zagros-BMAC derived with very little “Steppe” and we’re Iranian not white.
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The funny part is both women in the photos said they’re not white, they’re Iranian.
We’re above these “white vs brown” simpleton internet dichotomies most Iranians identify with their ethnicity/region.


















































