Our History
The Ateshgah fire-worshipping temple, located on the Absheron Peninsula on the outskirts of Surakhani village, 30 km from the centre of Baku, was a shrine at different times for Zoroastrians, Hindus and Sikhs. The current buildings at the temple complex date back to the 17th century and consist of a pentagonal complex with an open courtyard in the middle of which is a temple altar that served as a place of pilgrimage for Indian fireworshippers. Currently the complex functions as a well-designed museum and is often combined with a trip to nearby Yanardagh, the Burning Mountain, to discover more of Azerbaijan's fire legacy.
Our Butiques
All these works are exhibited in 6 boutiques located in the Atashgah Art Center and the ideas for their production belong to the ceramic artist Hasanova Ayten. We work with about 70 artisans.
Our Portfolio
Our Idea For Your Center
In the future, we wish to provide tourists with a wide assortment not only products presented in the Atashgah Center but also products presented in other parts of our country.
