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The article examines the ceramic archaeological evidence dating from the later Parthian era located in the archaeological site of Tapa Gowri in the eastern province of Iran. The article aims to explore the ceramics of the Sistan region during the Parthian era. The authors analyze a silver coin found in one of the trenches at the site that depicts a ruler of the time with curled hair and a three-rowed necklace on one side, and the image of Parthian King Arsaces on the other. Topics include the various kinds of ceramics found at the site, including pieces of jogs and bowls, burnished and carved ceramics, as well as the commercial relations between the peoples of the Sistan region.