Belonged to Qamar Taj Qavami, known Shams Aʻzam, and was handed down to her granddaughter, Aʻzam Dukht Qavami.
Belonged to Ghulam ʻAli Khvajah-nuri and was handed down to Aʻzam Dukht Qavami.
Belonged to Qamar Taj Qavami, known Shams Aʻzam, and was handed down to Aʻzam Dukht Qavami.
Belonged to Qamar Taj Qavami, known as Shams Aʻzam, and was handed down to her granddaughter, Aʻzam Dukht Qavami.
Belonged to Fakhr al-Saltanah and was used as a quilt cover. Aʻzam Dukht Qavami purchased it from Fakhr al-Saltanah's grandchild and framed it.
Tirmah with satin lining that belonged to Qamar Taj Qavami, known Shams Aʻzam, and was handed down to her granddaughter, Aʻzam Dukht Qavami.
Belonged to Fakhr al-Saltanah, wife of Ibrahim Qavam. Aʻzam Dukht Qavami purchased it from Fakhr al-Saltanah's relatives.
This china jar was used for making pickles and belonged to Shams Aʻzam Qavami, wife of Ahmad Muʼayyad Qavami, and was handed down to her granddaughter, Aʻzam Dukht Qavami.
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