Kian Persian Crown Ceramic Serving Bowl – Lion & Sun
Designed in the form of a crown, the Kian Persian ceramic serving bowl is as striking on a reception table as it is displayed as an object of Persian Home Decor. This handmade ceramic piece from Persis Collection combines a glossy white glazed body with gold detailing and the Lion and Sun motif at its centre. Measuring 13 cm high and 15 cm in diameter, it works as a serving vessel or as Persian Ceramic Decor, making it an ideal handmade Persian ceramic gift. Its sculptural crown form also adds decorative presence beyond the practical role of a conventional Persian Bowl, and worldwide delivery makes it available to collectors of Persian design worldwide.
Shir o Khorshid Ceramic Bowl with 14% Gold Plating
The Shir o Khorshid ceramic bowl is handmade from ceramic, glazed for its glossy finish, and decorated using 14% gold plating and gold transfer detailing. The gold-edged crown silhouette frames the white body and draws attention towards the central Lion and Sun design, creating the defining character of this Persian crown ceramic bowl. At approximately 1,200 g, with a height of 13 cm and diameter of 15 cm, its dimensions are clearly stated so you can judge its scale before ordering. The piece is also washable, an important practical consideration when choosing it for serving rather than display alone. These details distinguish the Kian design within Persian Ceramic and Persian Ceramic Art, particularly for customers seeking a Persian Crown Ceramic Serving Bowl that combines functional use with a strongly decorative form.
Persian Lion and Sun Crown Design in Ceramic Art
Kian draws its identity from the relationship between two prominent visual elements: the crown-shaped silhouette and the Persian Lion and Sun motif positioned at its centre. Against the glossy white ceramic, the fine gold ornament and gilded edges emphasise the points and curves of the crown, while the central Persian Shiro Khorshid design gives the composition its specifically Persian cultural character. Rather than treating the ornament as an incidental surface detail, the design makes symbol, shape and colour work together, turning the Shir o Khorshid Persian ceramic bowl into an object intended to be noticed. For someone drawn to Persian Taj imagery or looking for a Persian decorative object, Kian offers a piece whose cultural references remain visible whether it is placed on a reception table or displayed as part of a collection.
