Artistic depiction of various birds in a natural setting including a peacock, stork, and others (detail).

Square Silk Scarf

Maison Nazanin - Concourse of the Birds - 100% Silk Scarf

A richly detailed silk scarf inspired by the poetic world of Persian miniature painting — where birds, colour, and movement evoke a sense of wonder, reflection, and quiet transformation.

• 100% Crepe de Chine silk
• Hand-rolled hems
• Lightweight, fluid drape
• Inspired by Persian Safavid Art
• 64 x 64 cm

Alive with detail and intricate colour, the Concourse of the Birds design draws on one of the most celebrated works of Persian literature, translating its sense of wonder and reflection into a piece that can be worn with ease and individuality.

The design on this carf is an illustration of a scene from a mystical poem, Mantiq al-tair (Language of the Birds), written by the 12th Century Persian poet, Farid al-Din Attar. The birds symbolize individual souls in search of the simurgh (a mystical bird representing spiritual unity) under the leadership of a hoopoe.

The original work, believed to have been painted by Habiballah of Sava in the early 17th Century, is now in the possession of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City.

Miniature painting of a peacock and other birds in a forest, framed with a blue textured background.

Model wearing a white hat and sunglasses with a blue patterned scarf (Concourse of the birds design) outdoors.

Maison Nazanin - Concourse of the Birds - 100% Silk Scarf

Pale blue gift box with 'Maison Nazanin' branding and a ribbon on a white background

Maison Nazanin - Concourse of the Birds - 100% Silk Scarf

Name: Maison Nazanin - Concourse of the Birds - 100% Silk Scarf
Brand: Maison Nazanin
Price: 215.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

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£215.00 (VAT included)

Description Description

This is an illustration of a scene from a mystical poem, Mantiq al-tair (Language of the Birds), written by the 12th Century Persian poet, Farid al-Din Attar. The birds symbolize individual souls in search of the simurgh (a mystical bird representing spiritual unity) under the leadership of a hoopoe. The original drawing, believed to be by Habiballah of Sava in the early 17th Century, is now in the possession of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City.

64 cm x 64 cm
Pure Crepe de Chine Silk

Material & Care Material & Care

Pure Crepe de Chine Silk
Dry clean only

Sizing Sizing

64 x 64 cm
As this scarf is hand-rolled, the dimensions indicated may vary.

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