Khanate Collection

Zhangir Khan, governor of Kazakh Khanate
Zhangir Khan (Salqam Jangir Khan, 1610-1680), Kazakh Khan, governor of the Kazakh Khanate from 1629 to 1680. 17th century

Star Tile with Lotus Flower, ilkhanic dynasty (1256-1353), late 13th or 14th century

Rustam slaying jackal, from the Shahnama of Firdausi, Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), dated 1341

Bowl, Ilkhanid Dynasty (1256-1353), late 13th / early 14th century. Creator: Unknown
Bowl, Ilkhanid Dynasty (1256-1353), late 13th/early 14th century

Star-Shaped Tile with Phoenix, Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), late 13th century

House Model, Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), 13th century. Creator: Unknown
House Model, Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), 13th century

Cross- Shaped Tile, Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), 13th century, dated c. 1262
Cross- Shaped Tile, Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), 13th century, dated c.1262

Tile, Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), early 14th century. Creator: Unknown
Tile, Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), early 14th century

Bowl with Birds, Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), late 13th / early 14th century
Bowl with Birds, Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), late 13th/early 14th century

Tile Fragment with Figure in a Niche, Ilkanid dynasty (1256-1353), c. 1270
Tile Fragment with Figure in a Niche, Ilkanid dynasty (1256-1353), c.1270

Architectural Fragment, Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), 13th century. Creator: Unknown
Architectural Fragment, Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), 13th century

Star-Shaped Tile, Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), 13th century, dated c. 1262
Star-Shaped Tile, Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), 13th century, dated c.1262

Oil Lamp (Cheragh), Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), Early 13th century. Creator: Unknown
Oil Lamp (Cheragh), Ilkhanid dynasty (1256-1353), Early 13th century

Tile fragment, Il-Khanid dynasty, 13th century. Creator: Unknown
Tile fragment, Il-Khanid dynasty, 13th century

Tile, Il-Khanid dynasty, 12th-13th century. Creator: Unknown
Tile, Il-Khanid dynasty, 12th-13th century

Square Tile, Iran, late 13th century. Creator: Unknown
Square Tile, Iran, late 13th century. Typical of ceramics produced during the Ilkhanid period, particularly in Kashan

Bowl with Fish Motifs, Iran, first half 14th century. Creator: Unknown
Bowl with Fish Motifs, Iran, first half 14th century

Jewelry Elements, Iran or Central Asia, late 14th-16th century. Creator: Unknown
Jewelry Elements, Iran or Central Asia, late 14th-16th century. Few examples of medieval Islamic jewelry survive, this resembles pieces from Ilkhanid depictions

Basin with Figural Imagery, probably Iran, early 14th century. Creator: Unknown
Basin with Figural Imagery, probably Iran, early 14th century

Cross-Shaped Tile, Iran, 13th century. Creator: Unknown
Cross-Shaped Tile, Iran, 13th century. From the walls of an Ilkhanid building

Footed Cup, Iran, second half 14th century. Creator: Unknown
Footed Cup, Iran, second half 14th century. Ghulladan money vessel for pious purposes in Islamic Ilkhanid Iran

Star-Shaped Tile, Iran, second half 13th-14th century. Creator: Unknown
Star-Shaped Tile, Iran, second half 13th-14th century. Lajvardina Chinese-inspired lotus and peony blossoms adorning the walls of an Ilkhanid palace

Star-Shaped Tile, Iran, 13th-14th century. Creator: Unknown
Star-Shaped Tile, Iran, 13th-14th century. Waq-waq design of plant whose tendrils develop into heads of animals with text from the Shahnama in which Rustam, one of the tales great heroes

First Mongol Raid (Hulagu), circa 1400 A. D. c1915. Creator: Emery Walker Ltd
First Mongol Raid (Hulagu), circa 1400 A.D. c1915. Map of civilisations in the Middle East during the early 15th century: Byzantine, other Christian states, Bahri Mamluks

Kokand, Uzbekistan - Tea House. As the caption states, " The tea of the Khans tastes better". Kokand was the capital of the of the Kokand Khanate. Date: circa 1909

Palace of Khudayar Khan, Kokand, Uzbekistan
The Palace of the last ruler of the Kokand Khanate, Khudayar Khan, known as the Pearl of Kokand, Kokand, Uzbekistan. Date: circa 1910s

Yeni-Kale fortress. Crimea. Ukraine
Ukraine. Autonomous Republic of Crimea. Yeni-Kale fortress, built by the Ottoman Turks, 1699-1706, under the direction of Goloppo. Near Kerch

Frederick Gustavus Burnaby (1842-1885) English traveller and soldier born at Bedford. In the winter of 1875-1876 he rode through Russian Asia to the Khanate of Kiva

Ladys handbag with Arabic design from the Muslim Crimean Khanate days of the 15-18th centuries at their capital in Bakhchisaray, Ukraine

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The Khanate, a powerful and influential empire that spanned across Central Asia, holds a rich history filled with remarkable artifacts and cultural treasures. Led by Zhangir Khan, the governor of Kazakh Khanate, this dynasty left an indelible mark on the region. One such artifact is the Star Tile with Lotus Flower from the ilkhanic dynasty. Created in the late 13th or 14th century, it showcases intricate craftsmanship and symbolizes purity and enlightenment. Another masterpiece from this era is Rustam slaying jackal, an illustration found in the Shahnama of Firdausi. This piece reflects the artistic prowess of the Ilkhanid dynasty and depicts heroic tales from Persian mythology. A bowl dating back to the late 13th or early 14th century captivates viewers with its unknown creator's skillful artistry. It serves as a testament to the mastery achieved during this period under Ilkhanid rule. Tile with Double-Arched Prayer Niche (Mihrab) takes us into sacred spaces where devotion meets architectural brilliance. Crafted in the 13th century, it exemplifies religious fervor intertwined with exquisite design. Intriguingly shaped like a star, another tile features a majestic phoenix—a symbol of rebirth—intricately crafted during late 13th-century Ilkhanid reign. Its beauty mesmerizes all who behold it. A House Model provides insight into domestic life during this time period—an invaluable glimpse into daily routines within an empire known for its grandeur and opulence. An intricately designed Cross-Shaped Tile dated c. 1262 showcases religious motifs prevalent during this era—testimony to both faith and artistic expression intertwining seamlessly under Ilkhanid patronage. Tiles created by unknown artists further enrich our understanding of their expertise—each one telling stories through vibrant colors and meticulous detailing that have stood against time's relentless march.