"Persian Ceramic Vase Qajar Period Circa 19th Century"
Persian ceramic vase with underglaze cobalt blue decoration on a white ground. The stylized floral and geometric motifs unfold on the body, structuring the whole with vertical lines. The glaze has a network of natural cracks and traces of wear visible on the neck and base. Historical context Under the Qajar dynasty (1789-1925), Iran experienced an artistic revival, mixing Persian, Ottoman and European influences. The architecture of palaces and religious buildings was adorned with rich ceramic decorations, representing historical, mythological or court scenes. These tiles were often used to embellish royal palaces, illustrating the splendor and culture of the time. 
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