Qavam Pavilion

Fars Province, Iran

Freely accessible

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The Qavam Pavilion in Shiraz, Fars Province, is a Qajar-era pavilion constructed of mudbrick, stone, and wood that exemplifies the architectural style of nineteenth-century Iran. Originally functioning as a diwan-khane, or reception hall, the structure reflects the decorative and spatial conventions of elite residential architecture during the Qajar dynasty. Recognized as an Iranian National Heritage site, the pavilion preserves important characteristics of period domestic design and continues to serve as a cultural property within Iran's architectural patrimony.