Niloofar in Summertide | Heritage Print

Niloofar is a twelve-petaled water lily rosette drawn from the stone carvings of Persepolis, the ceremonial capital of the Achaemenid Empire. In ancient Persia, its radial form was a piece of sacred geometry, with the petals mirroring the twelve months of the year. This symmetrical motif is a timeless emblem of harmony, continuity, and the quiet rhythm of renewal.

I named this color palette Summertide as a nod to youth: a memory of running around as a child, laughing while waiting for chilled watermelon to be served. It captures the fresh brilliance of the summer sun, bringing a joyful reminder of warmth, laughter, and exuberance.

• Fine art print on 8″ × 8″, 290 gsm, 100% cotton, acid-free paper.
• Delivered framed in solid wood with a clear, shatterproof acrylic front.
• Each print is individually signed.
• Reproduced from the original hand block-printed design. Photo shows the original artwork. Slight variations in color and pattern are inherent to the reproduction process.