Pate Kerman museum was opened with a display of famous works from Zandiye to Pahlavi period

Pate Museum of Kerman was opened in the historical building of Ganj Ali Khan Bazar Mint with a display of 18 valuable works from the Zandiye period to the Pahlavi period, in the presence of the Deputy Minister of Handicrafts of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, the Governor of Kerman and a group of representatives of the Islamic Council.

According to the report of Aria Heritage reporter, this museum was opened today, Friday 24 Mehr 1405, with the presence of Kerman Governor Mohammad Ali Talebi, Deputy Minister of Handicrafts Barzin Zarghami, Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, Shahbaz Hasanpour, representative of the people of Kerman and Raver in the Islamic Council, Mohsen Fathi, head of the tourism faction and representative of the people of Sanandaj in the Islamic Council, Mojtaba Shokri, head of the Development and Revitalization Fund of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, and Seyed Movid Mohsen Nejad. Director General of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts of Kerman Province was inaugurated.

In this collection, 18 magnificent works of Pate Kerman have been displayed, the oldest of which belongs to the Zandiyeh period, and it also includes works from the Qajar, First Pahlavi, and Second Pahlavi periods.

A part of these valuable works, which were previously kept in the safe storage of the property of the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage of Kerman Province, have been transferred to Pateh Museum for the purpose of public introduction and providing the possibility of visiting those interested.

The works belonging to the Zandiyeh and Qajar periods are also being restored, and the documents related to the art of embroidery, as one of the key manifestations of Kerman handicrafts, are going to be exposed to the visitors in this museum.

The launch of the Creative Handicraft House is one of the other planned plans for this collection, a space that, relying on the historical and artistic capacities of Pate Kerman, provides the basis for ideation, creativity and design of new products and can create a link between the authenticity of this traditional art and the needs of today's market.

Pate Kerman museum in the historic Zarrakhaneh mansion, located in Ganj Ali Khan market, welcomes those interested in cultural heritage and handicrafts. It is possible to visit this collection every day from 9:00 to 13:00 and 15:00 to 18:00 and the entrance will be free for the public.