Harireh Bath

This building comprises multiple spaces and is surrounded by a wall with an approximate area of **500 meters**. Its northern section is dedicated to services, storage and the bath staff, and the sarbineh, garmkhaneh and ton of the bath are located on the southern side, which were separated from the northern section by a covered corridor. Two small and large khazineh are in the south of the garmkhaneh and at the end of the building. The bath building is constructed of pebble stone, limestone and coral rubble with sarooj mortar, and the traditional bath spaces include the tanzeef area, garmkhaneh, sarbineh and changing room. In the dado section of the walls, tiling has been executed with lapis, turquoise and white tiles. The discovered remains indicate the use of the bath in two historical periods, **Ilkhanid** and **Timurid**, and due to its small volume, private nature and the continuous wall that reaches the Amiyaneh Mansion complex, it appears that this bath was built for the Amiyaneh Mansion.