€29.90
The Crows of Pearblossom book by Aldous Huxley (Farsi)
Description
A skirt that seems to carry the memory of woven heritage within each fold, this piece draws its essence from the intricate language of Persian Termeh—reimagined not as a relic, but as a living, breathing textile. The satin is thick yet fluid, catching light in soft waves, while the pleats fall with a quiet precision that gives structure without stiffness. Across its surface, paisley motifs unfurl like ancient whispers—each curve and swirl echoing the handwoven complexity of traditional Iranian craftsmanship. The palette is rich and layered: jewel tones set against a deep, grounding base, creating a visual rhythm that feels both ceremonial and intimate. There is a sense of movement even in stillness, as if the skirt remembers the spaces it was meant to inhabit—gatherings where poetry is recited, music hums in the background, and presence is felt more than spoken. It does not shout for attention, but rather invites a slower gaze, rewarding it with detail, depth, and a quiet kind of splendor. This is not a garment that follows trends; it belongs to a different tempo—one that honors the past while stepping forward with grace.
- Fabric: Satin
- Washability: Yes (Do not wash with strong chemical detergents or bleach)
- Occasion: Festive, Formal, Cultural Events
- Fit: Loose Fit
- Size: 36–56 (length up to 95 cm)
- Style: Retro, Festive, Persian Inspired Skirt