This Persian stamp features the historic Lion and Sun emblem, a centuries-old national symbol of Iran representing strength, sovereignty, and renewal. The central design shows a golden lion holding a sword, backed by radiant sun rays and a crown above, framed with intricate Persian scrollwork. The inscription "POSTES PERSANES" identifies it as part of the Qajar-era postal issues. Denominated “1 Kr” (kran), it was printed in rich violet and gold tones with a silvered outer frame, reflecting the elaborate style of Persian philately of the early 1900s. Such issues are highly sought after for their artistry and historical significance, marking the evolution of Iran’s postal identity before the Pahlavi dynasty reforms.