Khantirma
$2860
The design draws inspiration from vine meanders, enhanced by ascending butas. This motif is a central element of the 19th-century Khan Tirme carpet, woven in…
Tikma
$2885
This exquisite piece draws inspiration from 18th-century silk embroidery on pillow covers. Embroidery, one of the oldest art forms, shares close ties to carpet making.…
Shah Abbas
$2890
This model draws inspiration from the palmette design named after Shah Abbas I the Great, the fifth Safavid ruler (1588-1629). He established magnificent court carpet…
Shabakaly Pomegranate
$2950
“Shabakaly Pomegranate ” is a distinctive and symbolic jewelry item that combines the lush green beauty of emerald with pomegranate. The pomegranate is a powerful…
Mahi
$2980
Named after the city of Herat, "Herati" designs feature patterns resembling fish and water gardens, complete with canals and aquatic themes. Hence, it is often…
Lachak-Turunj
$2980
This piece is inspired by the elements of the Lechek-Turunc composition, which includes two components: lechek (interpreted as leaf or face) and toreng (the carpet's…
Endless Knot
$2980
This piece draws inspiration from two motifs: the "endless knot" and the "ram's horns." These designs are traditional fillers in oriental rugs and Azerbaijani carpets,…
Fig leaf
$2980
This piece draws inspiration from the fig leaves native to Azerbaijan's Absheron Peninsula.…
Flame Buta
$3000
Buta is one of the most ancient and beloved oriental motifs. Its name likely stems from the Persian word “boteh,” referring to a shrub resembling…
Alibelinda
$3000
This piece draws inspiration from the popular motif "Eli belinde" (hands on waist), frequently featured as a filler motif or ornamental element, particularly in kilims.…
Two under the Moon
$3030
These exquisite creations embody the enduring bond between two people, celebrating both joyful and challenging moments that mark their shared life journey. Each piece is…
Budagly Buta
$3060
These earrings are inspired by the buta pattern and elegantly adorned with a geometric floral motif that symbolizes growth and fertility. Buta is one of…
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Palace
$3090
This item is inspired by the shapes and patterns found in Palas, a popular type of traditional Azerbaijani flat-weave carpet.…
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Shabaka
$3120
This piece draws inspiration from the intricate patterns of Sheki latticework, a distinctive art form incorporating glass. The Sheki Khan Palace, constructed in the 18th…
Me and my moon
$3120
These jewelry pieces embody the essence of self-discovery and the journey of personal growth. Featuring the Buta symbol and the timeless representation of the Moon,…
Aygul
$3150
These earrings draw inspiration from "Aypara," the crescent, one of humanity's oldest symbols. They are adorned with the universal border motif known as Laley-Abbasi (Abbasi…
Paired Buta
$3150
These earrings are inspired by a variation of the renowned buta motif, specifically the govushmush buta (paired buta). The buta, an ancient and cherished oriental…
Dragon
$3210
These earrings draw inspiration from the motifs found in historical Azerbaijani rugs known as "Ajdahaly" or "Khatai." Predominantly woven in Karabagh—and possibly in Shirvan and…
Mughan
$3270
This model draws inspiration from the hooked ornaments seen in Mughan carpets, referred to by carpet-makers as “Kohna nakhysh” (old ornament). This ancient pattern dates…
Afshan
$3300
These earrings draw inspiration from Afshan compositions. While these patterns are prevalent in architecture, book design, embroidery, and other decorative arts, they truly shine in…
Zeyva
$3330
The star medallion adorns the "Zeyva" and "Jam Jamli" carpets. Although these carpets are found in the Shirvan region, they are more popular in the…
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Silk Embroidery
$3330
This piece is inspired by the 17th-century Garabakh group's Ipek Tikme (silk embroidery), currently on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.…
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Silk Embroidery
$3360
This exquisite item draws inspiration from Garabagh's 16th-17th century "Ipak Tikma" (silk embroidery). The central ornament is an octagram embellished with a "Laley-Abbasi" motif.…
Laley-Abbasi
$3385
These earrings, inspired by carpet designs, are adorned with the "laley-abbasi" (Abbas's tulip), named after Shah Abbas, the greatest ruler of the Safavid dynasty.…