This exceptional collectible features a beautifully detailed Persian miniature, hand-painted on genuine camel bone by renowned Isfahan miniaturist H. (Hajji) Ali Sajjadi. A 20th-century revival piece inspired by Safavid and Qajar art, this artwork depicts a sophisticated social gathering of scholars or poets-a scene rich in historical and cultural significance.

-Artist: H. (Hajji) Ali Sajjadi, Isfahan, Iran
-Medium: Hand-painted on authentic camel bone
-Frame: Brand new, luxury Addison Ross (London) blue burl wood frame (see back for hallmark)
-Era: 20th Century revival of Safavid and Qajar styles
-Signature in Arabic calligraphy translates as: "Ali Sajjadi"
-Signature on back of the bone translates as: "Isfahan, Bab al-Dasht Crossroads"

This piece was sourced directly from Isfahan and professionally reframed for a distinguished presentation in any home or office. It is perfect for collectors of Persian art, miniature paintings, or unique pieces featuring fine craftsmanship and provenance.


Condition:
Alterations: Restored
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: This piece was sourced directly from Isfahan and professionally reframed for a distinguished presentation in any home or office.

Materials & Techniques:
Bone

Details:
Art Subjects: Architecture, Figure, Landscape
Country of Origin: Unknown
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Frame Type: Framed

Restored; Some Imperfections; This piece was sourced directly from Isfahan and professionally reframed for a distinguished presentation in any home or office.