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Royal Tent Made for Muhammad Shah (ruled 1834-48), 1834-48 (textile)
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Royal Tent Made for Muhammad Shah (ruled 1834-48), 1834-48 (textile)
3709914 Royal Tent Made for Muhammad Shah (ruled 1834-48), 1834-48 (textile) by Qajar School (19th century); 360x400 cm; Cleveland Museum of Art, OH, USA; (add.info.: Interior: wool: plain weave, inlaid work; silk: embroidery, chain stitch; tape, leather. Exterior: cotton, wool: plain weave; rope, iron ring, Overall: 360 x 400 cm (141 11/16 x 157 7/16 in.); Panel: h. 165 cm (64 15/16 in.).
Iran, Rasht, Qajar period (1779-1925)); Purchase from the J. H. Wade Fund; Persian, out of copyright
Media ID 23641176
© Purchase from the J. H. Wade Fund / Bridgeman Images
Camping Elaborate Embroidered Embroidery Iran Iranian Luxurious Luxury Muhammad Shah Pavilion Qajar Temporary Rasht Tapestries
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This photograph showcases a magnificent piece of artistry and luxury - the Royal Tent Made for Muhammad Shah. Created during his reign from 1834 to 1848, this textile masterpiece was crafted by the Qajar School in Iran. Measuring an impressive 360x400 cm, this ornate tent is a testament to the opulence and grandeur of the Qajar period. Its interior features woolen plain weave with intricate silk embroidery and chain stitch work. The exterior is made of cotton and wool plain weave, adorned with delicate tapestry details. The Royal Tent's elaborate design reflects Persian craftsmanship at its finest. Every inch is meticulously decorated, showcasing exquisite patterns and motifs that are synonymous with Islamic art. Originally used as a temporary pavilion or shelter during camping trips, this luxurious tent served as a symbol of power and prestige for Muhammad Shah. It provided him with comfort while on his travels across Iran. Now housed in the Cleveland Museum of Art in Ohio, USA, this extraordinary textile stands as a remarkable example of Iranian heritage. Its presence evokes awe-inspiring beauty combined with historical significance - truly an embodiment of cultural richness that transcends time. Through this print by Bridgeman Images, we are given a glimpse into the world of Persian royalty and their appreciation for lavish textiles like these stunning tapestries created during the Qajar era.
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