Persian Wonders has limited reproduction antiquities to display in our events.
Limited Reproductions Objects
We have selected a few products from design to production.
Most of the products are handcrafted by our artists and have great attention to detail. A few are available for hire/demo in very limited quantity; also, selected objects are exhibited at the event. The collections are carefully designed to the highest standard level, and we take time for each object to be made to stand out.
All Collections | Available for hire
The Geometric and Linear Elamite Tablet 2300 BCE | Displayed: Ancient Persia 2022
The Proto Elamite 3300 BCE | Displayed: Ancient Persia 2022
The Proto Elamite Back 3300 BCE | Displayed: Ancient Persia 2022
Double Cylindrical Vase 3000 BCE | Displayed: Ancient Persia 2022
Th Jiroft style - Hand Bag 2200 BCE | Displayed: Ancient Persia 2022
Th Jiroft style - Hand Bag 2200 BCE | Displayed: Ancient Persia 2022
The Cyrus Cylinder 539 BCE
Susa Weight 2000 BCE
The Royal Game of Ur Front 2600 BCE
The Royal Game of Ur Back 2600 BCE
The Shahr-i Sokhta Board Game 2600 BCE
Babylonian Rules For A Board Game - Front 177 BCE
Babylonian Rules For A Board Game - Back 177 BCE
The Chogha Mish Harp - 4000 BCE | Display: Ancient Persia 2023 | Learn More
Treasure Collection
History of Ancient Persia In Three Objects
The Cyrus Cylinder | The Proto-Elamite | The Jiroft Style
Ideal for studying objects, either you are researcher, collector or simply for someone who wants to learn the history of ancient Persia.
This product is Persian Wonders signature and each object represents a symbol for each civilization that has affected our history. The quality of individual objects is the best in the market and has very high attention to details made by individual respected artists exclusively for Persian Wonders. The look and feel are almost accurate even though the weight of the objects is almost accurate to the original one. It comes with an high quality solid box and a very informative book. Ideal for exhibition, museums or the individual who loves the history of ancient Persia or the near east.
This collection is carefully designed to the highest standard level and we really take our time for each object to be made in order to stand out.
For the first time you can hire one of the most ancient board game. The evidence shows that, this set of the game played in reign of eastern and south eastern of Iran (Aratta Civilization).
The set includes the eagle board game, the oldest dice from Burn City and the original replica of Jiroft snake pot. The game instruction is also included. It’s a combination of strategical and luck. You can either play it or simply display it. Ideal for players.
*PW - Persian Wonders (based on our conclusion and study)
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