Antique persian or middle eastern copper pot

Material: Heavy, hand-formed copper with a natural aged patina and hints of green and dark red oxidation.

Design: The body shows raised or incised patterns that resemble traditional Arabic or Persian calligraphy and geometric styling.

Form: A small, wide-bellied bowl or cache pot with a flat base, commonly used for plants or decorative display.

Age and Origin

Period: Likely dates from the late 19th to early 20th century.

Style: Consistent with traditional metalwork from Persia (modern-day Iran) or the broader Middle East.

5.25 inches height, 6.5 inches at its widest and 3.5 inches wide at the base, 415 g weight.

Pot hasnt been cleaned so one can see the age of the piece. Even without cleaning the copper is very striking.

There is a mark on the base like a hook shape made by the craftsman and this is visible inside too.