Iranian art is mostly religious-based, with mosques and calligraphy popular artistic themes. Rugs and carpets were also an expressive art form. Iranian cinema began in the early 20th century and popular classic films include The Bride of the Sea and House of God. Football is very popular in Iran and enjoyed by people of all ages, both seriously and casually. Iranian food traditions vary by region but commonly include rice served with meats, stews, and soups.

1. CULTURE
OF
IRAN

2. IRANIAN ART
• Most of the art in Iran is based on religious
views.
• A very popular figure to paint is the mosque.
• Calligraphy is a type of artwork with coins,
tiles, and metal work which is sometimes used
for the design of buildings.
• Rugs and carpets were another way for people
to express their artistic views.

3. IRANIAN ART

4. IRANIAN MOVIES
• Cinema was 5 years old
when it came to Persia at
the beginning of the 20th
century.
• First Persia filmmaker was
Mirza Ebrahem Khan
Akas Bashir who has
filmed Shah’s private and
religious ceremonies.
• Popular Movies
• The Bride of the Sea by Arman
(1965)
• Slavish at Persepolis by Ferreydun
Brahmana (1967)
• Brick in the Mirror by Ebrahem
Golestam (1967)
• House of God by Jalal
Moghaddam (1966)
• The Husband of Ahoo Khanom by
Davood Mollapour (1968)

5. IRANIAN SPORTS
• Football (normally called soccer in the US) is
very popular in Iran.
• Not many other sports were introduced to
Iranians other than football (soccer).
• People from all ages participate, whether it’s a
serious game, or just playing for fun.
• Fans are a big part in the sport. Many people
come out to watch the games.

6. FOOD
Food traditions and styles are distinct with their region
Rice served with
roasted meat
Khoresht stew
served with white
rice
Aash (soup)

7. DONE BY:
WASSIM ISSA
SAFIR HIGH SCHOOL
GHAZEYEH-LEBANON