Examples of using Ispahan in English and their translations into German
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And here is Ispahan.
Ispahan is your first step.
I have been to Ispahan.
What sin has Ispahan committed that God must punish it so?
In a place called Ispahan.
Ispahan, Désiré, Mogador and Azur are now part of a stable of delicious treats that appeal to all the senses.
Arise heroes of Ispahan.
The croissant Ispahan has a topping of rose and glaze, which adds just a pinch of inventiveness to the traditional pastry.
The macaron and the croissant Ispahan.
The faithful of Ispahan need your help.
On 27 September 2000 he was appointed Bishop of Ispahan.
INGREDIENTS"Oud Ispahan is like opening the doors of an Oriental palace with ochre walls and being struck by its fragrance.
Thus the well-known Austrian Emperor's carpet may have been made in Ispahan.
Picture rugs Accessoires Isfahan, Iran Ispahan/Isfahan, under Shah abbas the Great, was the Persian capital and possessed a famous royal carpets factory.
The plague doesn't care if you're rich or poor...common man or nobleman or head of state but it's reached Ispahan.
Heart's influence at Ispahan seems apparent in the motif of the Herati Design and the Herati border which occasionally are traceable in late Ispahan carpets.
Eternal Wisdom," and even with having built the cities of Luz,Babylon and Ispahan, though they were built ages later.
One of my favourite creations, the Ispahan, is a mix of rose, raspberry and litchi, and perfectly evokes the rose gardens of Persia's ancient imperial capital.
To make my soul calm and happy every day, I have visited Ladurée every day and bought not only macarons butalso my favorite cake Ispahan Sometimes several times a day And yes during my long walks, there was never too much Ladurée.
During the reign of Shah Abbas, Ispahan was, of course, in close touch with Heart; undoubtedly, Chinese artists also influenced the designs of the royal factory, although it is conceivable that the Chinese emblems which appeared on the carpets of the sixteenth and the early seventeenth centuries-such as banks of clouds, Chintamani, bats, etc- were borrowed by Persian designer from Chinese porcelain.
Shades in light grey and taupe alongside hues reminiscent of orchids and‘Ispahan roses' lend the colour spectrum a feminine touch that corresponds to the soft feel.
The arabesque, also, which had appeared in the East in the middle ages,was revived in Ispahan, and with it, of course, its components, the forked tendril and the everted calyx.