Qajar pot – Iran 18th century – Islamic ceramic cobalt blue decoration

Antique Qajar pot – Iran, 18th century – Islamic ceramic with cobalt blue decoration

Rare Islamic ceramic pot, probably of Iranian origin, dating from the 18th century, Qajar period.

This type of pot was used for storing food or liquids, incorporating an underglaze cobalt blue painted decoration, typical of Persian folk ceramics.

The style of the stylized floral decoration, the crackled glaze, the ample and functional shape, as well as the overall patina are characteristic of regional artisanal productions from the Qajar period, in 18th-century Iran.

Origin: Iran (Persia), Qajar dynasty
Period: 18th century
Height: 27 cm
Base diameter: 13.4 cm
Opening diameter: 11.5 cm
Widest diameter: approximately 20 cm
Weight: 1.95 kg
Technique: Thick earthenware with crackled glaze, cobalt oxide decoration
Original use: Utility jar (water, oil, grains)

Condition:
Old used condition with chips
Glaze cracked naturally over time.
Beautiful patina, visible authenticity, very decorative presence.

Piece sold as Qajar style and period.
Ideal for collectors of Islamic ceramics, lovers of Persian art, or decorative items of a distinctive style.

Shipping:
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Reinforced packaging