Untitled
Scenes of feasts and celebrations are among the oldest and most enchanting themes in Iranian art. From the grand festivities of the Sassanid era to the delicate gatherings of the Safavid period, Iranian artists have eternally captured moments of joy, music, and love on metal and paper. Alongside humans, animals such as gazelles, rabbits, and various birds also appear in these motifs—calm, graceful, and harmoniously attuned to the spirit of festivity and life. They symbolize beauty, gentleness, and the deep connection between humankind and nature—signs of a world filled with affection and balance.
This artwork, inspired by those ancient traditions, presents a contemporary interpretation of joy, life, and the enduring bond between humanity and nature.
