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Jahangir presents Shah-Jahan with a turban ornament (12 October 1617) c. 1635 - 1650 (opaque...

Jahangir presents Shah-Jahan with a turban ornament (12 October 1617) c. 1635 - 1650 (opaque watercolour inclu
17th-century
balcony
decoration
flower
Moghul-Empire
India
Asia
17th-century
balcony
decoration
flower
Moghul-Empire
India
Asia
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Jahangir presents Shah-Jahan with a turban ornament (12 October 1617) c. 1635 - 1650 (opaque watercolour including metallic paints))

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Payag (fl.1630-1650) / Indian

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Royal Collection Trust

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opaque watercolour including metallic paints

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c. 1635 AD - c. 1650 AD (C17th AD)

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30.6 x 21.3 cms

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A month after Emperor Jahangir awarded his son the title Shah-Jahan (‘King of the World’) in recognition of his military triumph in the Deccan, he gave him a jewel worn his grandfather Akbar that Jahangir had worn throughout his reign as a good luck charm. Here, the jewel, set into a plumed turban ornament, symbolising the future transmission of power of Jahangir to Shah-Jahan. The presence of Bijapuri courtiers at the bottom right of the scene reference Shah-Jahan’s recent victory.

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Royal Collection Trust / © His Majesty King Charles III, 2025 / Bridgeman Images

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