Red Mosque (Saveh)

Saveh, Iran

Open to visitors

The interior is normally open, possibly ticketed.

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The Red Mosque in Saveh, Iran, is a cultural property representing a blend of Seljuk and Safavid architectural traditions. Built primarily of brick with decorative tile and plaster work, the structure rises to a height of 12 meters and exemplifies the refinement of Islamic religious architecture across two major Persian dynasties. Its materials and stylistic elements reflect the evolving aesthetic preferences of medieval and early modern Iran. The mosque holds status as an Iranian National Heritage site, recognizing its significance to the country's architectural and cultural legacy.