In this metal relief sculpture set against a bronze-colored background, the Persian Shah (king) Darius I, is shown receiving tributes. Darius was the founder of the ancient Persian capital, Persepolis, which he ordered constructed not only as the empire's center but also as a tribute to the ancient religion of Zoroastrianism. The faravahar symbol is shown to the right and above the shah's head.

khatam karee means "hand-inlaid."  To inlay is to apply wood or other materials in geometric shapes to decorate the surface of various objects. The average is 250 pieces for every cubic centimeter of inlaid work.  The frame is hand-inlaid and the painting is set into an attractive border.

Comes with a metal eyelet on the back, ready for display on your wall.

This item would make an excellent gift for anyone who is fond of fine craftsmanship, folk arts, decorators or anyone looking for that extra touch of class for their home. Great for business leaders, Father's Day and similar occasions.

Dimensions including frame: 29 x 14 x 2 cm,
or 11.5" x 5.5" x 0.75".