Antique Qajar Dynasty Ceramic Polychrome Framed Mosaic Tile Panel

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Antique Qajar Dynasty Ceramic Polychrome Framed Mosaic Tile Panel 26" A beautiful set of four Qajar Dynasty polychrome glazed tiles. … Read more Antique Qajar Dynasty Ceramic Polychrome Framed Mosaic Tile Panel 26" A beautiful set of four Qajar Dynasty polychrome glazed tiles. The tiles are set within an iron frame with a hanger on the back for displaying along the wall. Features two figures with traditional attire kneeling in a flower bed with a water jug nearby.

Qajar tiles are glazed ceramic tiles or stone architectural ornaments that were produced during the Qajar dynasty (1789-1925). They are known for their intricate designs and creative innovations that combined traditional craftsmanship with artistic expression. Qajar tiles were often used to decorate the upper borders of interiors in a continuous frieze and can be found in collections at the British Museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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In the Qajar period, tiles were produced mainly in Tehran, although Isfahan and Shiraz were also active centers. Rectangular tiles were commonly made in the nineteenth century Qajar period to decorate the upper borders of interiors in a continuous frieze.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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British Museum
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26" x 1 1/4" x 18 3/4" See less