“Christ from the Front” (1938) is a lithographic work measuring 21.5 × 30 cm by Georges Rouault (1871–1958), preserved in the archive of Jahan Nama Museum. Rouault is regarded as one of the greatest—

This silver ship-shaped decorative lamp, adorned with imitation stones and measuring 58 × 108 cm, was presented to Pahlavi court in the 20th century and is currently housed in Koushk Ahmad Shahi Museum.

Ivory carving refers to the intricate art of engraving on ivory, typically derived from the tusks or horns of animals. This process is often carried out either mechanically or manually using sharp tools.

This remarkable ensemble, dating from the late 19th to early 20th century, is an exquisite example of Famille Rose porcelain artistry.

On the northern side of Niavaran Palace, there is a hall called the "Blue Hall" with an area of 350 square meters, which was prepared during the second Pahlavi period to receive court guests.

A part of the adjacent building of Jahannama Museum, which was previously dedicated to the palace’s telecommunications department, was converted into Jahannama Gallery in the 1990s.

Niavaran Cultural Historic Complex, as one of the most important tourist centers in Tehran, has witnessed significant growth in providing complementary cultural services in recent years due to its historical potential and its location in a part of Tehran with very beautiful nature.