Faravahar T-Shirts
Faravahar - Zoroastrian symbol design -Zoroastrianism religion T-Shirt
by mrsupicku
$16 $24
Faravahar - Zoroastrian symbol design -Zoroastrianism religion T-Shirt
by mrsupicku
$16 $24
Description: Faravahar winged symbol of Zoroastrianism ancient Iran
Faravahar winged symbol of Zoroastrianism ancient Iran T-Shirt
by Anne Mathiasz
$16 $24
Description: Faravahar Farohar Iran Persian spiritual symbol
Faravahar Farohar Iran Persian spiritual symbol T-Shirt
by Anne Mathiasz
$16 $24
Description: Farohar - Faravahar - Fravashi Marble and Gold
Farohar - Faravahar - Fravashi Marble and Gold T-Shirt
by Nartissima
$16 $24
Description: Farohar - Faravahar - Fravashi Marble and Gold
Farohar - Faravahar - Fravashi Marble and Gold T-Shirt
by Nartissima
$16 $24
Description: Celebrate ancient Persian wisdom with this bold Faravahar or design featuring the timeless Zoroastrian principle: Good Thoughts, Good Words, Good Deeds. The Faravahar is one of the most recognizable symbols of Persian heritage and Zoroastrian philosophy, representing moral integrity, spiritual growth, and the pursuit of a meaningful life. This circular composition unifies text and symbol into a powerful emblem that reads clearly from a distance and makes a strong statement on any garment. Perfect for: Zoroastrians and those inspired by Zoroastrian teachings, Iranian and Persian expats honoring cultural heritage, Lovers of ancient philosophy, ethics, and spiritual symbolism, Anyone who believes in living with intention and integrity.
Faravahar Zoroastrian Symbol – Good Thoughts Good Words Good Deeds T-Shirt
by Miriam Designs
$16 $24
Description: The Faravahar (or Foruhar) is a well-known ancient Persian symbol, primarily associated with Zoroastrianism, representing a winged disc with a human figure emerging from it, symbolizing the soul's journey, divine protection, and the core Zoroastrian principle of "good thoughts, good words, good deeds". While its precise meaning has evolved, it's widely seen as the higher self or guardian spirit (fravashi), guiding the soul towards spiritual enlightenment and union with the supreme deity, Ahura Mazda, and it also serves as a powerful secular symbol of Iranian heritage.
