Tang-e Vashi relief

The stone relief carving spans 6 meters in height and 8 meters in width, displaying detailed artistry within the surrounding mountainous landscape.

Created in 1818, this rock relief represents a period of cultural development during the Qajar dynasty, marking significant regional artistic achievements.

The stone carvings demonstrate traditional Persian sculptural techniques through intricate details that reflect the artistic methods of nineteenth-century Iranian craftsmanship.

Visitors can reach the relief by traveling 17 kilometers before Firuzkuh and following a side road toward Jelizjand village for four additional kilometers.

The relief sits within a gorge system that includes two separate passages, Tangeh Vashi and Tangeh Saa, connected by the Savashi plain.

Location: Shahrabad Rural District

Official opening: 1818

Height: 6 m

Width: 8 m

Made from material: stone

GPS coordinates: 35.87543,52.72676

Latest update: March 2, 2025 20:07