A collection of eight antique Persian Qajar papier mache playing cards, featuring a captivating ensemble that provides a glimpse into the exquisite artistry and cultural heritage of the Qajar period in Persia. These intricate playing cards are not only objects of artistic beauty but also bear historical significance. During the Qajar dynasty, 1789 to 1925, Persian artisans were renowned for their mastery of papier mache, and it was a medium often used for creating various decorative and utilitarian objects. Each card features hand painted and finely detailed scenes, patterns, or symbols, reflecting the aesthetics and themes prevalent during the Qajar era. The framing of these cards not only preserves their delicate beauty but also allows for their display as a unified artwork. Antique Person Playing Cards For Collectors.