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WHITE PERSIAN LALEH LAMPS
Each is decorated with hand, gold gilt and enamel painted decoration. Vignette portrait depicts Nasser al-Din Shah Qajar, Shah of Persia from 1848-1896. Areas painted with enamel and gold florals. The shades retain their transfer printed portraits. The bases are decorated with gold color. All supported on circular bases with faceted prism drops hanging from decorated skirts.
- Production: Handmade
- Hight. 47 cm
- Material: Glass, Brass
Persian Laleh Lamps
Persian Laleh lamps are decorative lamps featuring the Laleh design, which is a traditional Persian pattern. The lamps may be made of materials such as glass or ceramic and come in various shapes and sizes, from table lamps to hanging lamps. The Laleh design features intricate floral and geometric patterns, often in bright colors such as red, blue, and green. These lamps are commonly used to add a touch of elegance and cultural heritage to a room, and are often prized as collectible or gift items.
