A series of four paintings on a scarf depicting the love story of Khusrau and Shirin, and one panel with text between the illustrations. The design for the silk scarf Khusrau & Shirin.

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Maison Nazanin - Khusrau and Shirin - 100% Silk Scarf

Named for one of the greatest love stories of Persian literature, Khusrau and Shirin draws on a romance of passion, longing, and devotion immortalised by the 12th Century poet Nezami Ganjavi. Two lovers, often separated yet destined for one another, became enduring symbols of beauty and fidelity in Persian art and poetry. Rich in atmosphere and feeling, the design evokes a world of courtly elegance, moonlit gardens, and timeless desire.

This scarf is soft, fluid, and elegant in drape, allowing it to be styled with ease while bringing colour, narrative, and distinction to the wearer.

• 100% pure Habotai silk
• Hand-rolled hems
• Soft, fluid drape
• Elegant and versatile styling
• 138 x 41 cm

Silk scarf (Khusrau & Shirin design) folded and tied as if on the neck, against a white background

Paintings by the 16th Century artist Shaikh Zada show (from the left on the scarf) Khusrau espies Shirin bathing in a pool, and falls in love with her; then Shirin meets with the sculptor Farhad, who also loves her; the text narrates part of the story; then Khusrau and Shirin are betrothed (Farhad dies of a broken heart); and finally Khusrau is King.

The scarf comes with a transcription of the Parsi text and its translation into English verse.

The original artwork is now with the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City.

Decorative panel with a scene of a horse rider and a woman under a tree, with the full scarf design beside it.
A series of four paintings on a scarf depicting the love story of Khusrau and Shirin, and one panel with text between the illustrations. The design for the silk scarf Khusrau & Shirin.
Illustration of a scene with a tree, with Khusrau observing Shirin bathing in a pool. Detail of the related scarf design.
A model wearing a black dress and a silk scarf (Khusrau & Shirin) with a historical figure and landscape pattern in a golden color. The scarf draped over her back.
Silk scarf (Khusrau & Shirin design) folded and tied as if on the neck, against a white background
Model in white dress and hat in a garden with a silk scarf (Khusrau & Shirin design) tied around her hair and draped down her back.
Silk scarf (Khusrau & Shirin design), hung as artwork, against a white background.
Silk scarf (Khusrau & Shirin design) floating and falling through the air.
Pale blue gift box with 'Maison Nazanin' branding and a ribbon on a white background
Decorative panel with a scene of a horse rider and a woman under a tree, with the full scarf design beside it.
A series of four paintings on a scarf depicting the love story of Khusrau and Shirin, and one panel with text between the illustrations. The design for the silk scarf Khusrau & Shirin.
Illustration of a scene with a tree, with Khusrau observing Shirin bathing in a pool. Detail of the related scarf design.
A model wearing a black dress and a silk scarf (Khusrau & Shirin) with a historical figure and landscape pattern in a golden color. The scarf draped over her back.
Silk scarf (Khusrau & Shirin design) folded and tied as if on the neck, against a white background
Model in white dress and hat in a garden with a silk scarf (Khusrau & Shirin design) tied around her hair and draped down her back.
Silk scarf (Khusrau & Shirin design), hung as artwork, against a white background.
Silk scarf (Khusrau & Shirin design) floating and falling through the air.
Pale blue gift box with 'Maison Nazanin' branding and a ribbon on a white background

Maison Nazanin - Khusrau and Shirin - 100% Silk Scarf

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This scarf tells the story of Khusrau and Shirin, written by the 12th Century poet Nizami. Paintings by the 16th Century artist Shaikh Zada show (from the left) Khusrau espies Shirin bathing in a pool, and falls in love with her; then Shirin meets with the sculptor Farhad, who also loves her; the text narrates the story; then Khusrau and Shirin are betrothed (Farhad dies of a broken heart); and finally Khusrau is King. The original artwork is now with the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City.

  • 138 x 41 cm
  • Pure Habotai Silk
  • Pure Habotai Silk
  • Dry clean only
  • 138 x 41 cm
  • As this scarf is hand-rolled, the dimensions indicated may vary
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