Persepolis Collection

The Persepolis Collection refers to artifacts and artworks from the ancient city of Persepolis, the ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid Empire in Iran (circa 550–330 BCE). This collection includes intricate stone carvings, reliefs, and architectural features that showcase the empire’s grandeur, artistry, and cultural diversity. The artifacts often depict royal ceremonies, delegations from various peoples, and mythological themes, providing insights into Persian history, politics, and religious practices. Today, these pieces are preserved in museums and serve as valuable evidence of ancient Persian civilization and its influence on subsequent cultures.