A luminous frame
The yellow-orange steel frame reveals the building's rhythm and changes character as daylight moves across it.

A house for gathering
A living, transparent greenhouse in the heart of Sehreh's garden and factory—created for gatherings, events, and tea beside nature.
Name & meaning
In Gilaki vocabulary, tanavi—and the closely recorded form tanabi—refers to the veranda of an urban house: a threshold between home and outdoors, neither entirely inside nor outside.
For Sehreh, the name is more than a translation. Tanavi is the kind of threshold that draws people together—a place to pause, talk, host, and make a shared memory.
A garden under one roof
Paths pass through dense planting, light travels across the steel frame, and every corner can become the setting for a conversation or a new event.


Architectural language
The yellow-orange steel frame reveals the building's rhythm and changes character as daylight moves across it.
Trees, dense planting, and stone paths are part of the architecture—not decoration added after the fact.
Continuous seating, a hospitality counter, and open zones prepare Tanavi for intimate events and gatherings.

Tanavi is not a greenhouse made only to be seen; it is a garden to sit in, drink tea, and share a memory with others.

Details of life
The hospitality area extends into the garden so preparation, serving, and conversation remain connected—one continuous experience of movement, pause, and greenery.



Tanavi calendar
Follow what is coming next or revisit the gatherings that have already taken place at Tanavi.
Tanavi for your event
For a private gathering, workshop, or brand event, send us the first details. The Sehreh team will contact you to continue planning.
A new chapter for Sehreh
Get in touch to learn more about the project, collaborations, and future programs.