This elegant pair of chased copper vases is inspired by productions from the Qajar period (Persia, 19th century), with artistic influences also drawn from the workshops of Damascus and the Mesopotamian tradition.

Entirely shaped by hand using traditional hammering and chiseling techniques, these vases feature a characteristic slender silhouette with a wide flared neck, a long spout, and a generous body resting on a circular pedestal.

Their entire surface is richly decorated with Islamic calligraphy, arabesques, floral motifs, ornamental medallions, and finely engraved friezes. The warm patina of the copper highlights the depth of the engravings and underscores the exceptional quality of the artisanal work.

These vases are remarkable decorative pieces for a classic, oriental or collector’s interior.

Specifications

• Type: Pair of decorative vases
• Origin: Persia (Iran), with Damascus and Mesopotamian influences
• Period of inspiration: Qajar Era – 19th Century
• Style: Art islamique oriental
• Material: Fully hand-chased copper
• Craftsmanship: Hand-hammered and engraved
• Decoration: Islamic calligraphy, arabesques, floral motifs and medallions
• Color: Patinated copper
• Finish: Handcrafted engraving

Key features

• Genuine handcrafted copper work
• Entirely hand-engraved decor
• Traditional Islamic calligraphy
• Refined Persian and Mesopotamian motifs
• 19th-century Qajar style
• Beautiful natural patina of the copper
• Ideal for an Oriental decor or an Islamic art collection