The Jewelled Tree Rains Musk over Khosrow

From C2.18, The Pahlevans Feast with Khosrow. It illustrates C2.18.2–13 (to C2.18.17):

C2.18.2
He set the golden crown and throne, the pair,Beneath a rose-strewn bower of scented air.
C2.18.3
He spread the court brocade across the ground,Till lamplight filled the garden all around.
C2.18.4
Above the Shah’s high throne they raised a shade,A jeweled tree whose limbs of gold were made.
C2.18.5
Its trunk was silver, branches made of gold,With clustered jewels wondrous to behold.
C2.18.6
Its leaves were emerald and carnelian red,Its jeweled fruits hung earring-like overhead.
C2.18.7
The fruits were golden quince and citron shells,All hollow, pierced like reeds in fragrant cells.
C2.18.8
They filled each fruit with musk dissolved in wine,So breezes scattered fragrance through the shrine.
C2.18.9
When any kingly guest approached the throne,The musk rained down, its fragrance round him blown.
C2.18.10
Such showers fell when royal Khosrow neared,And took the golden throne the court revered.
C2.18.11
Before the Shah the cupbearers were set,Each brow beneath a jeweled coronet.
C2.18.12
In Chin brocade and Roman robes ornate,They stood before the sepahbod to wait.
C2.18.13
With torques bound on and earrings burning bright,Their robes were sewn with jewels, light on light.