Empire Of Roses, Rare Chamdân, Kadjar Brass Column Torch Pierced With Roses, Iran XIX

Rare column torch, of Persian origin, Iran, called Chamdân.
The finely openwork set, chiseled with a decoration of roses placed in a rosette for the base and a spiral for the column.
. From the 18th century, to the beginning of the 19th century.
Work of immense finesse, beautiful patina, splendid and rare collector's item from the Kadjar period.
Wear and tear.
Dimensions: height: 19 cm, base diameter: 16 cm, neck diameter: 7.5 cm weight: 459 grs
## The Kadjar or Kadjar dynasty (Qājār, Qadjar, Qajar, Persian: قاجار) is a Turkmen dynasty that reigned over Iran from 1786 to 1925.
Sumptuous art of the Qajar dynasty.
These brilliant sovereigns reigned over Iran from 1786 to 1925.
This period is one of the most fascinating in the history of the country, which is then part of the concert of nations.
This dynasty opens itself widely to innovations and seeks to preserve its identity while assimilating Modernity.
The finesse of the carvings show the dexterity of the Persian engravers.
A true masterpiece of Persian art!!! These marvelous brasses and coppers, were under the Safavid or Kadjar dynasties, an eminent alternative to silver and they enjoyed the same status.
These objects certainly lived as the centerpieces of Persian houses.
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