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By the time we reached the last historic house we were expected to visit in Kashan the light wasn't appropriate to take photographs as I would have liked to, though I managed to take quite a few. Having been designed by the same architect of the Boroujerdi's the 5000 square metre Tabatabaei historic house built in the early 1880's left me utterly speechless.
I didn't know anymore which of the historic houses I had liked the most. Despite the fact that this was clearly the biggest one, each seemed to be unique in its own way. Tabatabaei had a few elegant glass stained window chambers that did catch one's eye though the intricate floral designs of Persian rugs meticulously carved on the walls were second to none.
I must confess I had never been surrounded by such beauty all day long and that's precisely when I decided I would have to impart some of that experience to my colleagues back home by having a photo and Art exhibition that might eventually have them consider travelling to Isfahan province.
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