Niloofar in Summertide | Print | 8.8

“Niloofar” (water lily) is a twelve-petal flower motif drawn from architectural carvings at Persepolis, the ancient ceremonial capital of the Persian Achaemenid Empire. In ancient Persia, the twelve-petal form was often associated with the lotus or sun symbol, representing renewal, harmony, and the quiet turning of time, like the passage of twelve months.

• Fine art print on 290 gsm, 100% cotton archival paper.
• Reproduced from the original hand block-printed design. Slight variations in color and pattern are in the nature of the process.
• Each print is individually signed.
• Delivered unframed and sized to fit an 8″ × 8″ frame.
• Original artwork shown in a simple natural wood frame for scale and presentation.