Anahid in Eden | Handprinted | 8.8

“Anahid” is a twelve-petal floral motif inspired by architectural carvings at Persepolis, the ceremonial heart of the Achaemenid Empire in Iran. In ancient Persia, this lotus-sun motif carried poetic meaning — symbolizing renewal, harmony, and the quiet turning of time, like the passage of twelve months.

• Hand block-printed on approximately 8″ × 8″ Khadi paper — a handmade, 100% cotton rag from India; acid-free and archival.
• Delivered unframed.
• Each artwork is individually signed. Gentle variations in color and pattern are part of the hand-crafted nature of the work.
• Pigments are mixed from high-quality, low-VOC interior paints.