A KASHAN BLUE, BLACK AND WHITE POTTERY DISH with concave base and sloping sides on short foot, the white interior painted under the clear glaze with a central roundel of scrolling arabesques around a nimbate harpy, surrounded by groups of radiating lines, the rim with a broad band of scrolling fleshy arabesques around a simulated repeated kufic inscription, the exterior divided into radiating panels by paired blue lines, each panel with a stylised waterweed motif, 13th century (small areas of restoration, slight irridescence)

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A KASHAN BLUE, BLACK AND WHITE POTTERY DISH with concave base and sloping sides on short foot, the white interior painted under the clear glaze with a central roundel of scrolling arabesques around a nimbate harpy, surrounded by groups of radiating lines, the rim with a broad band of scrolling fleshy arabesques around a simulated repeated kufic inscription, the exterior divided into radiating panels by paired blue lines, each panel with a stylised waterweed motif, 13th century (small areas of restoration, slight irridescence)
8¾in. (22.3cm.) diam.
Provenance
Purchased from Kelekian, 1969

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