2X3 Farsi is interpreted as Emarat (an Arab word for buider or emar territory) Dariush 7
The figure is King Darius fighting evil or what Westerners would call the devil
The image comes from one of the palaces that King Darius built
King Darius was a persian King whoe kingdom streached throughout the Arab world to Greece and who battled against
Alexander the Great.
I'm not sure how the emarat fits in nor the 7. He ruled with 6 provinces ruled by six govenors so possibly the six plus Darius would make seven. King Darius is also in the Old Testament placing Daniel in the lion's den after Daniel was to be elevated to one of the six govenors until envy struck.
My question is on the age, if anyone would have a clue on the amarat or 7 and the role of commenative rugs. It's a nice eclectic piece even if a person doesn't care about King Darius. I've loved the discovery process with this rugha
This would seem to have more overall appeal than a Iranian poet's image.