Two cypress forms evoke the Persian motif "Mother and Child," symbolizing protection, continuity, and quiet inheritance, as echoed in the woven memory of many Persian carpets.

 

Revered in Iranian and Zoroastrian tradition, the cypress embodies endurance, bending without breaking, alongside eternity and an inward, restrained strength.

Its subtle curve becomes an expression of modesty within Persian aesthetics.

 

Above, the sun unfolds in gold—an axis of light, truth, and generative force.

It does not dominate, but consecrates, holding the forms in quiet radiance.

 

Together, cypress and sun compose a timeless hymn—of protection, devotion, and the continuity of life—rendered in wine, a living medium that deepens and endures with time.