Iranian Pomegranate

There's something about a bowl of pomegranates that feels like it has always been there. On a Persian carpet, in the afternoon light, it's the kind of scene that could belong to your grandmother's home, or a painting from centuries ago. That's exactly the feeling this piece is after.

In Islamic and Persian culture the pomegranate runs deep. It's mentioned in the Quran as a fruit of paradise, and across Persian poetry and art it's carried meanings of abundance, beauty and the richness of life. It's one of those symbols that doesn't need explaining. You just recognize it.

This print is part of the Cultural Series, a collection that finds meaning in the everyday objects and textures of a shared heritage. The things that sit quietly in our homes and hold more history than we sometimes stop to notice.

Printed on fine art archival paper, available in A6, A5 and A4. Made to last.

Frame not included.