Baza'ar-e Moshir-e Now

Bazaar-e Moushir belonging to the Qajar era, is located in Darb-e Shahzadeh district & eastern side of Sara-ye Moushir. Its architecture is the same as that of Bazaar-e Vakil's.

It includes an octagon vestibule dividing the Bazaar into two parts. It leads to sara-ye Moushir from the west & leads to Ordu Bazaar from south.

This vestibule connecting Bazaar-e Moushir to Bazaar-e Moushir-e No includes a high ceiling above which exists a low & almost big dome with a small window on which a multi-sided vent is discernible. The floor is covered with stones. The vestibule includes four 2-step high cells above which is seen marquetry on bricks.

The frontispiece of the southern enterance is tiled & there lies an inscription on which are written "Bazaar-e Moushir-e No endowed by Soltan Hajiye & Mo'adel Molk was copleted & inaugurated in the year 1371 A.H.

In the entablature of the frontispice exists a seven-colored tile pendentives.

There are found figures of Khosro-Shirin & Yusef-Zoleikha & 10 blind archades. The estern side of the northern bazaar includes 6 cells & the western side 5 cells. The floor of cells & porticos were covered with stones.

In this bazaar are found all kinds of handicrafts & artcrafts.

Pictures Of Baza'ar-e Moshir-e Now