ART OF THE ISLAMIC WORLD AND INDIA
Lot 119:
Description
A rare and beautifully hand-painted Kashkul bowl from 19th-century Qajar Persia. Traditionally used by dervishes to collect alms, this crescent-shaped bowl features an exquisite polychrome glaze with figural and floral motifs, including a finely detailed depiction of a seated figure holding prayer beads, surrounded by vibrant flora and birds in flight.
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