Nima Yoshij’s house, a window to the world of new poetry
The house of Nima Yoshij, a famous Iranian poet, in the village of Yosh, Mazandaran, is like a door to the world of new poetry and the ups and downs life of this great poet. This house, which was built during the Qajar era and with traditional Iranian architecture, witnessed the birth of Nima Yoshij in 1276 AD, and until the age of 24, it was her safe haven and inspiration for writing new Persian poems.
Architecture and home space:
After passing through the entrance of the house, a large yard with towering trees and a turquoise pond will take you to the poetic world of Nima. In a corner of the yard, a porch with wooden columns and a high ceiling provides a pleasant space for relaxation and contemplation. Inside the house, there are several rooms with wooden sashes and brick decorations, as if they hold untold secrets of Nima’s life. Nima’s room, with its simplicity and intimacy, is the place where many new Persian poems were written.
Poetry and Life Museum:
In 1376, Nima Yoshige’s house became a museum where the spirit of new poetry was breathed into it. In this museum, Nima’s personal belongings such as cane, glasses, and her clothes are exhibited. The manuscripts and photos of Nima Yoshij also tell the story of her life and creativity to the visitors.
Importance and position:
Nima Yoshij’s house is not only a historical monument, but also a symbol of New Persian poetry and a turning point in the history of Iranian literature. This house is a place to celebrate Nima Yoshij’s creativity and innovation, as well as an opportunity to learn about the life and thoughts of this great poet.
