1977 Lion and Sun Ring 
Qajar Girl Haft Seen Set With Gold Plating
The haft sin set is handmade and made of ceramic and is inspired by Qajar paintings.
- Set of 6 small plates & a large plate with a Mirror.
- Plated with 11 carat gold
- Behind the work of engraving technique
- All glaze is baked at a temperature of 1100 degrees
- Washable Cloud Scotch
- Large plate size: 20 cm
- Small plates size: 10.5 cm
- Mirror size: 20 cm
- Material: Ceramic
- Design: Qajar paintings
- Artist: Mrs Farzaneh Safyari
QAJAR HAFT SEEN SET
During the Qajar dynasty, which ruled over Iran from 1785 to 1925, the Haft Seen tradition was an important part of the celebration of the Persian New Year, known as Nowruz. This tradition involves setting a table with seven items that symbolize different aspects of life. Some Haft Seen sets created during the Qajar dynasty may have been adorned with gold plating, as the Qajar rulers were known for their opulent and lavish lifestyle. Gold plating involves applying a thin layer of gold to the surface of another metal object, giving it a golden appearance. This process is often used to add a decorative or luxurious touch to an object. If you have a Qajar Haft Seen set with gold plating, it may be considered a valuable and unique collectible.
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