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Drachm - Azarmidukht

Issuer Sasanian Empire
Year 631
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Currency Dinar (224 AD-651 AD)
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Reverse description A Zoroastrian fire altar with pendant ribbons occupies the central field, flanked symmetrically by two standing attendants facing the altar, a composition standard on Sasanian drachms. A star and crescent motif flank the flames atop the altar, reinforcing the sacred and dynastic symbolism. Star-in-crescent devices populate the outer margin, consistent with obverse peripheral decoration. The entire design is rendered in hammered relief with the crisp, formulaic style characteristic of late Sasanian mint production.
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Edge Plain
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Mintage 1 (631)
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