Investigating and Introducing the Decorations of the Buildings ofthe Village of Hamamyan Bukan

The Hamamyan is one of the most important villages of Bukan which has a privileged position in Iranian archaeologicalstudies due to its impressive architectural works from Qajar period. During this period, mosques, basins,tombs, and master buildings were built by local masters, which is of particular importance for the study of Qajararchitecture in an area of Iran known as Kurdistan that has not yet been recognized in the country’s scientific circles.The present study tried to study and introduce the decorations of Hamamian village’s buildings in Bukan, in otherwords, it attempted to answer the question of: what are the most important factors for the construction of the mentionedbuildings in this village and their decorations and styles? What patterns have influenced them? In addition tothe buildings which are the result of the attention of the masters of the Hamamian village, the decorations and styleof these buildings can be seen in the buildings of Kurdistan, including the cities of Mahabad, Saqez and Sanandaj.Using library and field methods in the present study, it was found that the Hammanians have begun to build complexbuildings in their residence to show their political and economic power among the other Makarians in the Qajar era.The architectural structure and decorative features of these buildings are derived from the local and regional patternsof Kurdistan.