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A Persian gold-damascened Kulah Kud, 19th century A single-piece hammered iron bell with a riveted crown and a square tip. The surface features fine openwork, backed with red-lacquered copper sheet and secured over a large area with brass rivets. The openwork is framed with gold inlay. A band of calligraphy runs around the circumference, with remnants of the original silver inlay. Adjustable nose piece and side feather tufts. The crown piece, nose ring, and feather tuft holders feature silver-gilded and partially engraved decoration. Attached chain mail made of iron rings joined end-to-end, with brass rings incorporated as bands. Total height approx. 60 cm. Condition: II
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