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The House of the Lotus is a 16th Century Safavid Persian house of courtesans. | The House of the Lotus is a 16th Century Safavid Persian house of courtesans. Our estates are located in Isfahan, under the rulership of Shah Abbas I. | ||
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Motto
آب حیات است عشق
"Love is the Water of Life"
- Jalāl ad-Dīn Muhammad Rūmī
Introduction
The House of the Lotus is a 16th Century Safavid Persian house of courtesans. Our estates are located in Isfahan, under the rulership of Shah Abbas I.
Mission
Our Story
History
Projects and Publications
Research Projects
Design Projects
Household Architecture Project: The Lotus House
IN PROGRESS. Led by The Honorable Lady Ajir Tsagaan, The House of the Lotus is embarking on a large-scale project to design our household estates, located in Isfahan, Persia, in the year 1599. The project will include a research paper, drawings and elevations, and a scale model.
Members
- Sayyida Laila al-Sanna' al-Andalusiyya
- The Honorable Lady Ajir Tsagaan
- Jibril al-Ghazal
- Bahja al-Azraq
Those interested in joining the House of the Lotus should contact Sayyida Laila al-Sanna' al-Andalusiyya through Facebook (Krishna Alexandra) or by email at HouseoftheLotus@gmail.com.
More Information
- Link to off site web site