Due to custom regulations we can not ship outside the E.U. Please make sure you have an EU shipping address before bidding. Sasanian black stone domed seal, pierced for suspension. The flat side is engraved with a bust to left, flanked by symbols. The outside is decorated with two sets of concentric rings with central dot. Size: ± 23 x 19,1 mm Condition: good solid condition. Signs of wear consistent with age and use. See images. The Sasanian stamp seal, a miniature treasure, showcased ancient Persian artistry and administration. Carved from materials like stone or semi-precious gems, these seals bore intricate engravings of rulers, deities, or symbols. Used to authenticate documents, they played a pivotal role in Sasanian bureaucracy. Discovered in archaeological contexts, these seals provide insights into imperial governance and cultural expressions. Their designs reflected Zoroastrian beliefs and Persian iconography. Sasanian stamp seals bridged the personal and official realms, signifying authority and identity. These artifacts link us to a time of political intricacies and artistic finesse, underscoring the significance of seals in preserving the history of the Sasanian Empire.