Iranak childhood museum

About Iranak

Iranak Museum of Childhood Is a museum specializing in the history and culture of childhood which by the supports of private section has been set up temporarily, to envision the design and structure of a portion of the permanent museum it thrives to be. This museum has formed on the grounds of the 10 volume collection of “The History of Children’s Literature” along with an unpublished book collection named “The History of Child and Childhood in Iran”.

Attributes of Iranak Museum of Childhood

This museum has been designed based on a narrative-interactive frame of reference. In such museums, artifacts are not objects of display whereas the narrative behind the artifacts and exhibits is what binds everything together. In addition, this museum is interactive, which means children, and sometimes adults become engaged with the narratives, act and react, feel and think, learn and benefit.

Explore the Museum

Ancient Iran

Discover the earliest traces of childhood in Iran, including writing tablets, clay toys, and the ancient tale of Asurik Tree.

Post-Islamic Era

Explore the transformation of education, literature, and childhood culture after the advent of Islam.

Qajar Era

Experience major cultural changes through schools, printed books, toys, clothing, and educational reforms.

Pahlavi Era

Follow the development of modern childhood in Iran through education, publishing, toys, and social transformation.