Buta

This charm is inspired by the buta pattern and elegantly adorned with a geometric floral motif that symbolizes growth and fertility. Buta is one of the oldest and most beloved oriental motifs, with its name likely derived from the Persian “boteh,” meaning a shrub resembling a thistle. This ornament was so popular with the British that they borrowed it from India, reproducing it in their textiles. Since then, it has been known in the West as the Paisley pattern, named after a Scottish town famous for these fabrics. Buta exemplifies how a simple idea can be interpreted in diverse ways by different cultures. Its meanings range from a pine cone to a palm crown to a flame, all of which hold religious significance as symbols of immanence and eternal life. Thus, gifting someone a piece adorned with buta is like wishing them a long life and enduring memory. These charming pieces, inspired by national symbols and ornaments, are specially designed to bring joy and accompany you during life’s happy moments.