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Reflection of unity
Marble Palace, Hall of Mirrors, Iran. 1964. Bruce Davidson—Magnum Photos
Iranian mirrorwork, inscribed in 2025 on UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, stands among the highest expressions of geometry, craftsmanship, and intuition in Iranian art—an art that reflects historical wisdom.
This website reflects the wider world of Iranian mirrorwork.
History
Historical data, findings and facts related to Iranian mirrorwork.
Reflections
Analytical readings, conversations and visual studies approaching Iranian mirrorwork from typological, climatic, philosophical and aesthetic perspectives.
Living Archive
An evolving record of works, exhibitions, people, publications, events, documents, sources and accounts connected to Iranian mirrorwork.
![A work from The Cut installed at ART[s] Gallery in Noordwijk](/images/living/mirrore-the-cut-estate.webp)
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mirroRE at The Estate, Noordwijk
Peyman Gerami and Azade Baloochi present works from The Cut during ART[s] Gallery’s September exhibition at The Estate.
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Founded by mirroRE
mirroRE is a startup working in the field of Iranian mirrorwork, based on circular economy principles and upcycling discarded mirrors.
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