Golshan Brooch

Carved from a garden that once lived in ink and light, this brooch holds a story of devotion, the meeting of flight and fragrance.
Its frame, like a window into a Persian miniature, captures the eternal dance of the bird and the flower; a moment of creation where beauty becomes language.
Inspired by the Golshan illustrations of Nizami’s Khamseh manuscripts (Tabriz and Mongol schools); from the deep reds of its fire to the blues of its sky, it speaks of art that moved through centuries without losing its breath.
In its stillness, you can almost hear the whisper of color, the hum of brush against gold.

- Handcrafted in 925 silver with siah qalam oxidized finish
- Symbol of harmony; between nature, creation, and the artist’s hand
- Designed as a framed story: a flower, a bird, and the space where they meet
- Care: To preserve its tone, avoid moisture and polish gently with a soft cloth

I kept it because it felt like a garden I could wear; a place where beauty still remembers how to speak.