 For the ruling head of Persia, this cartouche is fairly regulated, ("al-soltān "Official name" Shāh Qājār"), while for anyone else, it may include a longer name, a lesser title or a short genealogy.One of the most unusual practices in Qajar art is the depiction of women.In such a strongly Islamic society, it seems to contradict that view that the women of Qajar Persia are depicted in much art as wearing very little in the way of modest clothing.