Niloofar | Fine Art Print | 8.8

“Niloofar” is a twelve-petal flower motif drawn from architectural carvings at Persepolis, the ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid Empire (550–330 BCE) in present-day Iran.

In ancient Persia, the twelve-petal form was often associated with the lotus or sun symbol, representing renewal, harmony, and the rhythm of time. Its repetition evokes natural cycles, such as the twelve months of the year.

• Limited edition print on durable, high-quality paper
• Reproduced from an original artwork, handmade with care using the ancient craft of block printing
• Delivered unframed; fits an 8” x 8” frame for tabletop or wall display
• Each print is individually signed
• Richly pigmented colors with a soft matte finish

The artwork is photographed in a simple natural wood frame to show scale and presentation. The frame is not included, but similar styles are available on Amazon.