Zand architecture

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Zand architecture is an 18th-century Iranian architectural style that bridged the ornate Safavid tradition and the later Qajar era, noted for its relatively modest scale, brickwork, and decorative stucco and tilework.

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Qajar architecture follows Zand architecture