A sign that reads 'Zagros Artifacts' with gold lettering and a decorative border, featuring a small icon of a fire in a bowl.

Rekindling Persian Beauty for the Modern Age

We breathe new life into treasures originating from the Iranian plateau, conserving their timeless beauty while awakening them for the modern world. Each piece carries the whispers of history, restored to be cherished anew.

Every artifact in our collection was originally excavated with the permission of the Government of Iran prior to 1930, and traded into the international market prior to 1972. Zagros Artifacts tracks down these hand picked pieces that are at risk of being lost to corrosion, improper handling, or private non-Iranian collections never to be seen again.

Ancient silver coin with a profile portrait of a ruler in traditional attire, surrounded by decorative borders and inscriptions.

Coin Collection

Our curated collection of Persian coins spanning the entire history of the Iranian Plateau.

Bronze Collection

These rustic displays of ancient metalsmithing typically originate from the Zagros mountains of Luristan or the Achaemenid Empire, circa 3000 - 0 B.C.

Two ancient tribal artifacts mounted in a display case with a white fabric background and a wooden frame against a blue wall. One artifact appears to be a carved wooden staff with a face at the top, and the other is a carved animal figure, possibly a frog or toad.
A metal circular object with a gap, resting on a blue background.
A framed display containing a dark, circular object with textured, engraved surface, mounted against a light background.

Collection of Seals

The signatures of ancient contracts, seals were used by merchants, noblemen, and government officials to impart authority to contracts and other dealings. Our seals originate predominantly from the Sasanian Empire, circa 224 - 651 A.D.

Three carved stone balls featuring intricate animal and human face designs, set against a black background.
A carved ivory coin or token with ancient or tribal symbols, featuring a crescent moon and other geometric shapes, against a black background.
A circular traditional painting depicting a scene with two armored men on horseback, surrounded by lions and flowers.

Ornamental Arts Collection

This collection contains various works of decorative art including tiles, paintings, and other crafts from between the Safavid and Qajar eras, circa 1501 - 1925 A.D.

Three antique painted wooden boxes with lids, decorated with traditional Asian figures and scenes, arranged on a surface. The boxes show signs of wear and age.
A historic painting depicting a group of people, mostly women, gathered around a seated man wearing traditional clothing, with a landscape of hills, trees, and a city in the background.