Persian Garden Institute for Living Heritage

The Persian garden design dates from the 6th century BCE and, over time, it has developed a diversity of models adapted to different climatic conditions. Always based on four parts, the Persian garden represents ancient philosophical principles and symbolizes the four Zoroastrian elements of sky, earth, water and plants. Water also plays a central role, not only for irrigation but also providing beautiful sounds, aesthetic quality, and the sensation of cool air.

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The Persian garden design dates from the 6th century BCE and, over time, it has developed a diversity of models adapted to different climatic conditions. Always based on four parts, the Persian garden represents ancient philosophical principles and symbolizes the four Zoroastrian elements of sky, earth, water and plants. Water also plays a central role, not only for irrigation but also providing beautiful sounds, aesthetic quality, and the sensation of cool air.

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