The Book of Genesis of the Heavenly Garden of Iran

The book Genesis of the Heavenly Garden, on the subject of Iranian public art, was written by the late Professor Yaqoub Daneshdoost and published by Kalhor Publications.

The main effort of this book is to search for, introduce, and prove the existence of the Iranian heavenly garden, which is explained in twelve chapters on topics related to it. The heavenly garden is the core of the emergence of the Iranian garden. In this work, examples of prehistoric paintings are first given to show how skillfully, beautifully, and simply the potters of this era were able to express their desired subject through painting. In the following, studies have been conducted on the shape of the wings of birds in prehistoric times. The idea of ​​the beauties of heaven or the heavenly garden becomes the model for the formation of the Iranian garden, and the efforts to beautify the Iranian garden help to visualize a more beautiful paradise.

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1. Beginning
2. The author’s method and research
3. Proof of the existence of checkerboard patterns in prehistoric drawings to indicate greenery or gardens
4. Continuation of the use of chessboard designs in historical times
5. Evidence of the use of bird-like wings in prehistoric designs to make gardens sky-high
6. The continued use of wings in historical times to make the garden heavenly
7. The formation of Iran’s heavenly garden
8. Heavenly Garden in Persian Carpet
9. Words for the Heavenly Garden in Persian Carpet Designs
10. Other landscaping of the heavenly garden on Persian carpets
11. Carpet Garden
12. Understanding the historical and cultural history of Iran’s Heavenly Garden