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Shawl Size: 170 × 30
Pocket Square Size: 30 × 30
Material: Cotton
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The design is inspired by this poem:
I will not let go of this drunkenness for the rest of my life
You were deep in my heart before I have ever existed
Saadi
The design is inspired by this poem:
The morning breeze gently arrived with whispers of the new year’s scent,
May you be blessed in this year and in all the years to come,
May you be blessed in this day and all the days to come\
Saadi
The design is inspired by this poem:
Without you and your beauty,
do not doubt that not only me but also
the sky falls
Ehsan Haeri
The design is inspired by this poem:
The morning breeze gently arrived with whispers of the new year’s scent,
May you be blessed in this year and in all the years to come,
May you be blessed in this day and all the days to come
Saadi Shirazi
The design is inspired by this poem:
Drink wine for this life of ours is eternal,
This is all that is gained from the time of your youth
Omar Khayyam
The design is inspired by this poem:
Love is that noble horse that is disobedient
Fathiniya
The design is inspired by this poem:
If you turn to love, you will find that love is the healer of the soul
Hatef Esfahani
The design is inspired by this poem:
The nation of love is separate from all religions
For lovers, nation and religion, is God
Rumi
صلح – Peace – Paz- سلام- Խաղաղություն – Sülh -Спокойствие – 和平 – Mir- Vrede- Paix- მშვიდობა – Frieden – Ειρήνη – शांति – Béke – Perdamaian – Pace – 平和 – 평화 – Aşîtî – ئاشتی – Pax – Fred- سوله – Pokój – Paz – Мир – Сулх – Barış – Parahatçylyk – Мир – امن –
Translation of the word (peace) in several languages
The design is inspired by this poem:
O, I am astonished by your pure breath and the morning of Neyshabour
Alireza Badi
The design is inspired by this poem:
Stealthily as the soul,
you are going in the midst of my soul;
O luster of my garden,
you are my gracefully cypress.
Rumi
The design is inspired by this story:
A hungry fox once wandered in a jungle. He saw a crow sitting in a tree. It had a piece of cheese in its beak. He longed to eat it himself. So he sat down under the tree and said, “What a pretty bird you are! Your voice must also be very sweet. Do sing me a song, please.” The crow was greatly pleased to hear its praise. It began to caw with endless pride. But the moment it did so, the piece of cheese fell down. The cunning fox picked it up and ran away saying, “Thank you, Mr. Crow. The cheese is very delicious indeed. But your voice is not so sweet, as I thought it to be!”
Jean de La Fontaine
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