Qashgai Antique Persian Salt-Bag: 41cm x 39cm sub-Curios Rescue workers pull bodies out

Rescue workers pull bodies out of the charred remains of the Foxbus A350 which had slammed and burned into the ground

This wonderful piece would have most likely been a standalone feature from a fountain or would have stood via the fixing point on a marble or stone pedestal forming a larger garden ornament

This bell happily tolled in the time of the dunces cap

Condition is fine

Qashgai Antique Persian Salt-Bag: 41cm x 39cm sub-Curios Rescue workers pull bodies outThis type of bag, traditionally used for storing personal possessions or indeed salt, but also sometimes as a cushion stuffed with feathers. The Qashqai nomadic tribes of the Fars province in southwestern Iran weave these pieces with an assured dexterity and skill. They are not normally made for export, but for domestic use; that is the reason they are often carefully and beautifully made, and they can be very decorative. The front face is carpet and