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Tetradrachm of Vahbarz, King of Persis, depicting a Zoroastrian fire altar (reverse
BOO180369 Tetradrachm of Vahbarz, King of Persis, depicting a Zoroastrian fire altar (reverse) (see also 180367) by Parthian School, (2nd century BC); Tamashagah-e Pool (Money Museum), Tehran, Iran; Iranian, out of copyright
Media ID 23355626
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Iranian Seleucid Zoroastrianism Coin
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This print showcases a Tetradrachm of Vahbarz, King of Persis, dating back to the 2nd century BC. The coin features an intricate depiction of a Zoroastrian fire altar on its reverse side. This ancient symbol holds great significance in Zoroastrianism, representing faith and spirituality. The image captures the fine craftsmanship of the Parthian School, with every detail meticulously engraved on the coin's surface. The Tamashagah-e Pool (Money Museum) in Tehran, Iran proudly displays this historical artifact that serves as a testament to Persian culture and heritage. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece of history, we are transported back in time to witness a ceremonial moment unfold before our eyes. The Zoroastrian fire altar stands tall and majestic, emanating warmth and light against a backdrop of reverence. This photograph not only immortalizes an important aspect of Iranian history but also invites us to contemplate the rich tapestry of traditions that have shaped civilizations throughout centuries. It reminds us that symbols hold immense power in shaping cultural identities and beliefs. Let this image be a reminder that even through the passage of time, these ancient customs continue to inspire awe and admiration for their beauty and spiritual significance.
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