The forms are inspired by the architectural language of Iranian mosques and minarets, their geometry, rhythm, and quiet balance, reinterpreted through a contemporary lens. Each piece becomes a conversation between heritage and modernity, permanence and transformation, inviting the past to exist naturally within today's living spaces.
Material plays a central role in this dialogue. Cement, rooted in contemporary architecture, reflects the language of modern life, while brass and copper, materials deeply embedded in traditional Iranian craftsmanship, introduce a sense of memory and timelessness.