Persian Qajar plate 19th century - painted ceramic, court scene

We invite you to the world of oriental beauty – here is an exceptional ceramic plate from the Qajar era (Persia, 19th century), which transports us to the times of the magnificence of Persian courts. Hand-painted underglaze, in a classic blue-and-white color scheme with subtle accents, it is a true gem among Asian antiques.

The central part of the plate is adorned with an intricate figural scene: figures in traditional costumes and characteristic headgear, capturing the atmosphere of courtly life. The style refers to older ceramic traditions from Kashan – one of the most famous centers of ceramics in Iran. This is not only a utilitarian object, but above all a testament to the craftsmanship of Persian artisans and the rich history of the Middle East.

Thanks to the underglaze painting technique, the colors have retained their depth and intensity for over a hundred years. Every detail, from the folds of the robes to the facial expressions, has been rendered with extraordinary precision. The plate retains its original patina and signs of age, which emphasizes its authenticity and collector's value.

Why is it worth it?

• Authentic antique from 19th-century Persia – rarely seen on the European market.
• Hand-painted underglaze – a technique appreciated by ceramic connoisseurs.
• Figural scene with courtly theme – ideal for lovers of oriental art and history.
• Excellent state of preservation for its age – ready for display or use as a unique decoration.

Perfect for collections of Asian antiques, Islamic ceramics, as well as an unconventional element of interior decor in boho, oriental, or classic style. Add to cart and feel the magic of ancient Persia!