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Poem from Ferdowsi, Shahname Book:
از شاهنامه فردوس - رزم کاووس با شاه هاماوران
دریغ است ایران که ویران شود / کنام پلنگان و شیران شود
Abolqasem Ferdowsi (l. c. 940-1020 CE, also given as Abul-Qasem Ferdowsi Tusi, Firdawsi, Firdausi) is the author of the Shahnameh (The Persian Book of Kings), one of the greatest works of world literature and the national epic of Iran. He is considered among the most important poets writing under the Samanid Dynasty (819-999 CE) and succeeding Ghaznavid Dynasty (977-1186 CE).
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Poem from Ferdowsi, Shahname Book:
از شاهنامه فردوس - رزم کاووس با شاه هاماوران
دریغ است ایران که ویران شود / کنام پلنگان و شیران شود
Abolqasem Ferdowsi (l. c. 940-1020 CE, also given as Abul-Qasem Ferdowsi Tusi, Firdawsi, Firdausi) is the author of the Shahnameh (The Persian Book of Kings), one of the greatest works of world literature and the national epic of Iran. He is considered among the most important poets writing under the Samanid Dynasty (819-999 CE) and succeeding Ghaznavid Dynasty (977-1186 CE).
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About the design:
It is written Father/dad in Farsi under protection of Ahura Mazda, ideal gift for those who love their father or grandfather.
The Faravahar is one of the best-known and most used pre-Islamic symbols of Iran/Persia, Farvahar symbol also known as the Far Kiani sign, is Iran’s national symbol and is thought to be over 4,500 years old, despite its traditionally religious nature, it has become a cultural symbol for Iranians/Persians. Farvahar Symbol is a human emblem of good words, good deeds, and good thoughts.
*This artwork is copy righted by Mahsa-watercolor.com*
About the design:
It is written Father/dad in Farsi under protection of Ahura Mazda, ideal gift for those who love their father or grandfather.
The Faravahar is one of the best-known and most used pre-Islamic symbols of Iran/Persia, Farvahar symbol also known as the Far Kiani sign, is Iran’s national symbol and is thought to be over 4,500 years old, despite its traditionally religious nature, it has become a cultural symbol for Iranians/Persians. Farvahar Symbol is a human emblem of good words, good deeds, and good thoughts.
*This artwork is copy righted by Mahsa-watercolor.com*
One of my popular designs; a Farsi Calligraphy inspired by Hafez poem work.
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About the design:
Hafez was a Persian Poet, (حافظ, 'the memorizer; the (safe) keeper'; 1325–1390), whose collected works are highly regarded by many Iranians as pinnacle of Persian culture. (1325- 1390)
Poem in Farsi and English:
دوش دیدم که ملایک در میخانه زدند -- گِل آدم بسرشتند و به پیمانه زدند
Last night I dreamed that angels stood without;
The tavern door, and knocked in vain, and wept;
They took the clay of Adam, and, methought,
Moulded a cup therewith while all men slept.
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One of my popular designs; a Farsi Calligraphy inspired by Hafez poem work.
- High quality 100% cotton Tee.
- Free Shipping worldwide
About the design:
Hafez was a Persian Poet, (حافظ, 'the memorizer; the (safe) keeper'; 1325–1390), whose collected works are highly regarded by many Iranians as pinnacle of Persian culture. (1325- 1390)
Poem in Farsi and English:
دوش دیدم که ملایک در میخانه زدند -- گِل آدم بسرشتند و به پیمانه زدند
Last night I dreamed that angels stood without;
The tavern door, and knocked in vain, and wept;
They took the clay of Adam, and, methought,
Moulded a cup therewith while all men slept.
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This design is inspired by Molana Poem.
Molana or Rumi (30 Sep 1207 – 17 Dec 1273), was a 13th-century Persian poet. His poems had great influence in in Persian and Turkish culture, Rumi's works are written mostly in Persian but occasionally he also used Turkish, Arabic and Greek in his verse.
Rumi has been described as the most popular poet and the best selling poet in the United States.
ماییم که از بادهٔ بیجام خوشیم -- هر صبح منوریم و هر شام خوشیم
گویند سرانجام ندارید شما -- ماییم که بی هیچ سرانجام خوشیم
We are the ones who enjoy the endless happiness - we shine every morning and we are happy every evening
They say like this you will not build a future - We are happy without having a future
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This design is inspired by Molana Poem.
Molana or Rumi (30 Sep 1207 – 17 Dec 1273), was a 13th-century Persian poet. His poems had great influence in in Persian and Turkish culture, Rumi's works are written mostly in Persian but occasionally he also used Turkish, Arabic and Greek in his verse.
Rumi has been described as the most popular poet and the best selling poet in the United States.
ماییم که از بادهٔ بیجام خوشیم -- هر صبح منوریم و هر شام خوشیم
گویند سرانجام ندارید شما -- ماییم که بی هیچ سرانجام خوشیم
We are the ones who enjoy the endless happiness - we shine every morning and we are happy every evening
They say like this you will not build a future - We are happy without having a future
Copy Righted by Mahsa-Watercolor.com
This design is inspired by Molana Poem.
Molana or Rumi (30 Sep 1207 – 17 Dec 1273), was a 13th-century Persian poet. His poems had great influence in in Persian and Turkish culture, Rumi's works are written mostly in Persian but occasionally he also used Turkish, Arabic and Greek in his verse.
Rumi has been described as the most popular poet and the best selling poet in the United States.
ماییم که از بادهٔ بیجام خوشیم -- هر صبح منوریم و هر شام خوشیم
گویند سرانجام ندارید شما -- ماییم که بی هیچ سرانجام خوشیم
We are the ones who enjoy the endless happiness - we shine every morning and we are happy every evening
They say like this you will not build a future - We are happy without having a future
Copy Righted by Mahsa-Watercolor.com
This design is inspired by Molana Poem.
Molana or Rumi (30 Sep 1207 – 17 Dec 1273), was a 13th-century Persian poet. His poems had great influence in in Persian and Turkish culture, Rumi's works are written mostly in Persian but occasionally he also used Turkish, Arabic and Greek in his verse.
Rumi has been described as the most popular poet and the best selling poet in the United States.
ماییم که از بادهٔ بیجام خوشیم -- هر صبح منوریم و هر شام خوشیم
گویند سرانجام ندارید شما -- ماییم که بی هیچ سرانجام خوشیم
We are the ones who enjoy the endless happiness - we shine every morning and we are happy every evening
They say like this you will not build a future - We are happy without having a future
Copy Righted by Mahsa-Watercolor.com
This design is inspired by Molana Poem.
Molana or Rumi (30 Sep 1207 – 17 Dec 1273), was a 13th-century Persian poet. His poems had great influence in in Persian and Turkish culture, Rumi's works are written mostly in Persian but occasionally he also used Turkish, Arabic and Greek in his verse.
Rumi has been described as the most popular poet and the best selling poet in the United States.
ماییم که از بادهٔ بیجام خوشیم -- هر صبح منوریم و هر شام خوشیم
گویند سرانجام ندارید شما -- ماییم که بی هیچ سرانجام خوشیم
We are the ones who enjoy the endless happiness - we shine every morning and we are happy every evening
They say like this you will not build a future - We are happy without having a future
Copy Righted by Mahsa-Watercolor.com
This design is inspired by Molana Poem.
Molana or Rumi (30 Sep 1207 – 17 Dec 1273), was a 13th-century Persian poet. His poems had great influence in in Persian and Turkish culture, Rumi's works are written mostly in Persian but occasionally he also used Turkish, Arabic and Greek in his verse.
Rumi has been described as the most popular poet and the best selling poet in the United States.
ماییم که از بادهٔ بیجام خوشیم -- هر صبح منوریم و هر شام خوشیم
گویند سرانجام ندارید شما -- ماییم که بی هیچ سرانجام خوشیم
We are the ones who enjoy the endless happiness - we shine every morning and we are happy every evening
They say like this you will not build a future - We are happy without having a future
Copy Righted by Mahsa-Watercolor.com
This design is inspired by Molana Poem.
Molana or Rumi (30 Sep 1207 – 17 Dec 1273), was a 13th-century Persian poet. His poems had great influence in in Persian and Turkish culture, Rumi's works are written mostly in Persian but occasionally he also used Turkish, Arabic and Greek in his verse.
Rumi has been described as the most popular poet and the best selling poet in the United States.
ماییم که از بادهٔ بیجام خوشیم -- هر صبح منوریم و هر شام خوشیم
گویند سرانجام ندارید شما -- ماییم که بی هیچ سرانجام خوشیم
We are the ones who enjoy the endless happiness - we shine every morning and we are happy every evening
They say like this you will not build a future - We are happy without having a future
Copy Righted by Mahsa-Watercolor.com
This design is inspired by Molana Poem.
Molana or Rumi (30 Sep 1207 – 17 Dec 1273), was a 13th-century Persian poet. His poems had great influence in in Persian and Turkish culture, Rumi's works are written mostly in Persian but occasionally he also used Turkish, Arabic and Greek in his verse.
Rumi has been described as the most popular poet and the best selling poet in the United States.
ماییم که از بادهٔ بیجام خوشیم -- هر صبح منوریم و هر شام خوشیم
گویند سرانجام ندارید شما -- ماییم که بی هیچ سرانجام خوشیم
We are the ones who enjoy the endless happiness - we shine every morning and we are happy every evening
They say like this you will not build a future - We are happy without having a future
Copy Righted by Mahsa-Watercolor.com
This design is inspired by Molana Poem.
Molana or Rumi (30 Sep 1207 – 17 Dec 1273), was a 13th-century Persian poet. His poems had great influence in in Persian and Turkish culture, Rumi's works are written mostly in Persian but occasionally he also used Turkish, Arabic and Greek in his verse.
Rumi has been described as the most popular poet and the best selling poet in the United States.
ماییم که از بادهٔ بیجام خوشیم -- هر صبح منوریم و هر شام خوشیم
گویند سرانجام ندارید شما -- ماییم که بی هیچ سرانجام خوشیم
We are the ones who enjoy the endless happiness - we shine every morning and we are happy every evening
They say like this you will not build a future - We are happy without having a future
Copy Righted by Mahsa-Watercolor.com
The Faravahar is one of the best-known and most used pre-Islamic symbols of Iran/Persia, Farvahar symbol also known as the Far Kiani sign, is Iran’s national symbol and is thought to be over 4,500 years old, despite its traditionally religious nature, it has become a cultural symbol for Iranians/Persians. Farvahar Symbol is a human emblem of good words, good deeds, and good thoughts.
This artwork is copy righted by Mahsa-watercolor.com
The Faravahar is one of the best-known and most used pre-Islamic symbols of Iran/Persia, Farvahar symbol also known as the Far Kiani sign, is Iran’s national symbol and is thought to be over 4,500 years old, despite its traditionally religious nature, it has become a cultural symbol for Iranians/Persians. Farvahar Symbol is a human emblem of good words, good deeds, and good thoughts.
This artwork is copy righted by Mahsa-watercolor.com
The Faravahar is one of the best-known and most used pre-Islamic symbols of Iran/Persia, Farvahar symbol also known as the Far Kiani sign, is Iran’s national symbol and is thought to be over 4,500 years old, despite its traditionally religious nature, it has become a cultural symbol for Iranians/Persians. Farvahar Symbol is a human emblem of good words, good deeds, and good thoughts.
This artwork is copy righted by Mahsa-watercolor.com
The Faravahar is one of the best-known and most used pre-Islamic symbols of Iran/Persia, Farvahar symbol also known as the Far Kiani sign, is Iran’s national symbol and is thought to be over 4,500 years old, despite its traditionally religious nature, it has become a cultural symbol for Iranians/Persians. Farvahar Symbol is a human emblem of good words, good deeds, and good thoughts.
This artwork is copy righted by Mahsa-watercolor.com
The Faravahar is one of the best-known and most used pre-Islamic symbols of Iran/Persia, Farvahar symbol also known as the Far Kiani sign, is Iran’s national symbol and is thought to be over 4,500 years old, despite its traditionally religious nature, it has become a cultural symbol for Iranians/Persians. Farvahar Symbol is a human emblem of good words, good deeds, and good thoughts.
This artwork is copy righted by Mahsa-watercolor.com
The Faravahar is one of the best-known and most used pre-Islamic symbols of Iran/Persia, Farvahar symbol also known as the Far Kiani sign, is Iran’s national symbol and is thought to be over 4,500 years old, despite its traditionally religious nature, it has become a cultural symbol for Iranians/Persians. Farvahar Symbol is a human emblem of good words, good deeds, and good thoughts.
This artwork is copy righted by Mahsa-watercolor.com
Ferdowsi (Persian: ا 940 – 1019/1025) was a Persian poet and the author of Book Shahnameh, which is one of the world's longest poems created by a single poet in Farsi.
Ferdowsi is celebrated as one of the most influential figures of Persian literature and one of the greatest in the history of literature. His poems still today have been used as ref for historical events, it is mix of actual historical events and mystical stories in poetic style.
The Lyrics on this artwork are about good wishes and advices of father (King) to his son.
که از راستی بگذری نیست راه -- به فرزند پاسخ چنین داد شاه
که یار تو بادا جهان کردگار-- ازین بیش کردی که گفتی تو کار
نه در آشکارا نه اندر نهان -- نبینم همی دشمنی در جهان
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