Belonged to Badr al-Sadat Afqahi, who inherited it from her mother, Monir Tafreshi, or through her maternal line, and passed it down to her daughter, Mahbobe Ghods.
Part of a complete set that was a wedding gift from Badr al-Sadat Afqahi to her daughter, Mahbobe Ghods. Badr al-Sadat inherited the set from her family.
Belonged to Badr al-Sadat Afqahi, who inherited it from her mother, Monir Tafreshi, or through her maternal line, and passed it down to her daughter, Mahbobe Ghods. It was used for pickled vegetables.
Part of a complete set that was a wedding gift from Badr al-Sadat to her daughter, Mahbobe Ghods. Badr al-Sadat inherited the set from her family.
Badr al-Sadat Afqahi's wedding gloves
Embroidered; Badr al-Sadat made these from fabric she had inherited from her mother, Monir Tafreshi.
Used for holding sugar cubes; belonged to Badr al-Sadat Afqahi, who inherited it from her mother, Monir Tafreshi, or through her maternal line, and passed it down to her daughter, Mahbobe Ghods.
A chain, from which hang: tweezers, an eyeliner, and an eyebrow liner; belonged to Badr al-Sadat Afqahi, who inherited from her mother, Monir Tafreshi, or through her maternal line, and passed it down to her daughter, Mahbobe Ghods.
Hand quilted chintz fabric; belonged to Badr al-Sadat Afqahi, who inherited it from her mother, Monir Tafreshi, or through her maternal line, and passed it down to her daughter, Mahbobe Ghods.
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