SilkMinds

Description: Rumi: Send the news to the garden that the spring is arriving.

Description: Hafez: The breeze of the Spring is blowing from the alley of my beloved

Description: This too shall pass.

Description: Nowruz

Description: This t-shirt titled THE MAESTRO is representing Mohammad-Reza Shajarian (1940-2020), who was an internationally and critically acclaimed Persian classical singer, composer, and Ostad (maestro) of Persian music. Under the face, it's written "I Love Shajarian" in Farsi calligraphy.

Description: Saadi: Congratulations to you! This New Year, and every year.

Description: This too shall pass.

Description: This is very famous poetry from Ferdosi the famous Iranian poet.

Description: Found nothing more joyful than the voice of love In this turning Merry-Go-Round that You rewind - Hafez (One of the most famous Persian poets) Translated by Shahriar Shahriari, 1999

Description: This is very famous poetry from Ferdosi the famous Iranian poet.

Description: Found nothing more joyful than the voice of love In this turning Merry-Go-Round that You rewind - Hafez (One of the most famous Persian poets) Translated by Shahriar Shahriari, 1999

Description: Spring Arrival 2

Description: Spring Arrival 3

Description: Found nothing more joyful than the voice of love In this turning Merry-Go-Round that You rewind - Hafez (One of the most famous Persian poets) Translated by Shahriar Shahriari, 1999

Description: Found nothing more joyful than the voice of love In this turning Merry-Go-Round that You rewind - Hafez (One of the most famous Persian poets) Translated by Shahriar Shahriari, 1999

Description: Nowruz

Description: Inspired by Persian miniature characters in the book of "Seven Thrones" (Haft Awrang), this design is created regarding coronavirus and overlap timing with the Persian New Year of 1399 (2020). The illustrations are recreated by Adobe Illustration.

Description: Nowruz Mubarak

Description: A salutation, like the pleasant perfume of friendship To that man of the eye of light. "Hafez"

Description: Inspired by Persian miniature characters in the book of "Seven Thrones" (Haft Awrang), this design is created regarding coronavirus and overlap timing with the Persian New Year of 1399 (2020). The illustrations are recreated by Adobe Illustration.

Description: Nowruz

Description: This t-shirt titled THE MAESTRO is representing Mohammad-Reza Shajarian (1940-2020), who was an internationally and critically acclaimed Persian classical singer, composer, and Ostad (maestro) of Persian music. The Master’s face is formed by a typographical design of several of the famous songs that Shajarian performed for over 40 years and has influenced the Iranian classical music and thousands of peoples’ hearts. Some of the poems that are used in this design are chosen from these albums: Asemane Eshgh (The Sky of Love), Cheshmeh Noor (The Spring of Joy), Dele Majnoon (The Beloved Heart), Rabbana, Dastaan, and Chavoosh.

Description: Found nothing more joyful than the voice of love In this turning Merry-Go-Round that You rewind - Hafez (One of the most famous Persian poets) Translated by Shahriar Shahriari, 1999

Description: Found nothing more joyful than the voice of love In this turning Merry-Go-Round that You rewind - Hafez (One of the most famous Persian poets) Translated by Shahriar Shahriari, 1999

Description: Found nothing more joyful than the voice of love In this turning Merry-Go-Round that You rewind - Hafez (One of the most famous Persian poets) Translated by Shahriar Shahriari, 1999

Description: Nowruz

Description: Found nothing more joyful than the voice of love In this turning Merry-Go-Round that You rewind - Hafez (One of the most famous Persian poets) Translated by Shahriar Shahriari, 1999

Description: This too shall pass.

Description: Nowruz

Description: Found nothing more joyful than the voice of love In this turning Merry-Go-Round that You rewind - Hafez (One of the most famous Persian poets) Translated by Shahriar Shahriari, 1999

Description: Nowruz

Description: Spring Arrival

Description: “Love is my Faith and Religion. Whatever way Love's caravan take, that is my religion and my faith.” - Ibn-Arabi (A 12th-century Arab Andalusian Scholar, Sufi mystic, poet, and philosopher) The spiritual aesthetic of the poem was created by combining traditional Thuluth calligraphy with some Islamic miniature designs set against the silhouette of a cityscape. www.silkminds.com

Description: Nowruz Mubarak

Description: Found nothing more joyful than the voice of love In this turning Merry-Go-Round that You rewind - Hafez (One of the most famous Persian poets) Translated by Shahriar Shahriari, 1999

Description: Judas Tree