Toranj Aasemaan Copper Enamel Plate, 30cm
Bring the colour and decorative detail of Persian art into your home with the Toranj Aasemaan Copper Enamel Plate, 30cm. This Persian copper plate is designed as a decorative piece for displaying on a wall or as part of a curated collection of Persian objects. Its generous 30 cm format gives the design enough presence to become a focal point without overwhelming surrounding décor. Available from Persis Collection, it is particularly suited to customers searching for a distinctive Persian Wall Decor Plate, Persian Plate, or Persian Home Decor with a strong visual identity. For those looking to Shop Persian Home Decor, it also offers an appealing alternative to prints and other flat wall decorations. Every order includes tracking, giving you a clear way to follow your purchase through delivery.
Persian hand-painted copper plate for distinctive wall decor
As a Persian hand-painted copper plate, the Toranj Aasemaan combines a copper foundation with enamel decoration and measures 30 cm, giving buyers two useful points of reference when choosing its place in a room or decorative arrangement. The enamelled surface makes this Persian Decorative Plate particularly attractive as a display object, where its detailed decoration can be appreciated rather than treated as an everyday tableware piece. Customers searching for a Persian hand-painted plate, Persian wall decor, or a Persian Decorative Object can use the 30 cm diameter to judge its visual scale before ordering. Its combination of decorated metalwork and substantial circular form also makes it easy to introduce Persian-inspired detail into an existing collection rather than redesigning an entire room around one object.
Persian decorative plate with the character of Toranj Aasemaan
The artistic appeal of Toranj Aasemaan lies in the relationship between its circular plate form and the idea expressed by its name. Toranj is a recognised term in Persian decorative arts for a central medallion or medallion-like ornamental form, familiar across Persian visual traditions including carpets and manuscript decoration. Here, that association gives the plate a useful way of being read visually: the eye is drawn towards the centre before moving outward across the surrounding ornament. The name Aasemaan, meaning “sky” in Persian, adds a poetic dimension without needing to impose a fixed interpretation on the decoration. Together, the name, enamel work, and copper support give this piece more than purely functional decorative value. It can be appreciated at close range for its patterned detail or viewed from across a room as a circular accent, making it a thoughtful choice for collectors who value Persian ornament and objects whose artistic character rewards a second look.
