Hashemite Kingdom

This framed board features intricately engraved silver and brass plates showcasing detailed portraits and symbols. The main elements include:<ol id=""><li id="">Central Brass Emblem:<ul id=""><li id="">Symbol: The brass emblem at the center displays the royal crest of the Hashemite Kingdom of Iraq. It features a lion and horse standing on either side of a shield, with a crown above them, symbolizing the monarchy.</li></ul></li><li id="">Portraits:<ul id=""><li id="">Top Left: King Faisal I - The founding King of Iraq, Faisal I, ruled from 1921 to 1933. His portrait captures his regal attire and leadership demeanor.</li><li id="">Top Right: King Ghazi - Son of Faisal I, King Ghazi ruled Iraq from 1933 until his death in 1939. His portrait reflects his brief yet impactful reign.</li><li id="">Bottom Center: King Faisal II - The last King of Iraq, Faisal II reigned from 1939 until the monarchy was abolished in 1958. His portrait illustrates his youthful leadership.</li></ul></li><li id="">Cultural Significance:<ul id=""><li id="">The Hashemite Kingdom of Iraq, established after World War I, played a crucial role in shaping modern Iraqi history. The portraits and symbols on this framed board serve as a tribute to the Hashemite legacy and the significant contributions of these monarchs to the nation's development.</li></ul></li><li id="">Key Features:<ul id=""><li id="">Material: Silver and brass plates</li><li id="">Technique: Hand engraving</li><li id="">Design: The intricate patterns and detailed portraits are a testament to the high level of craftsmanship involved in creating this piece. The use of silver and brass adds a rich contrast, enhancing the visual appeal of the framed board.</li></ul></li></ol>This framed board not only serves as a decorative item but also as a historical artifact, preserving the legacy of the Hashemite monarchy in Iraq. It is a valuable piece for collectors and historians alike, offering a glimpse into the royal heritage and artistic excellence of the period.‍

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