Hand-Knotted Persian Qom Silk Rug (Fine Art Floral Medallion) – Blue
Additional information
| Weight | 20 g |
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| Color | Silver |
| Product Type | Car Emblem |
| Age Group | Adult |
| Material | Lead |
| Origin | Iran |
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This intricately designed lead emblem dates back to 1725, crafted to adorn the rear pillar of the iconic Iranian car, Paykan. It features refined embossing, creating a striking visual effect with depth and texture. The emblem’s weight and durability suggest its symbolic importance, acting as more than just a decorative element but a tribute to the rich cultural heritage of Persia. Its timeless design offers both historical and aesthetic appeal, capturing the spirit of an era where artisanal detail was paramount in everyday objects. This emblem stands as a reminder of the fusion between modern engineering and traditional craftsmanship, enhancing the Paykan’s identity with a touch of cultural pride.
| Vehicle Compatibility | Specifically designed for the rear pillar of the classic Paykan, offering a perfect fit |
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| Construction Material | Made from lead, providing a durable and weighty emblem that stands up to the elements |
| Durability | Water-resistant build ensures it remains intact and looks great despite exposure to rain and sun |
| Application | A single-use adhesive emblem for a secure, long-lasting attachment to your vehicle |
| Style & Heritage | Proudly displays the Paykan name, adding a touch of authenticity and style to the classic car |
| Weight | 20 g |
|---|---|
| Color | Silver |
| Product Type | Car Emblem |
| Age Group | Adult |
| Material | Lead |
| Origin | Iran |
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