Miahatami

The kaleidoscopic geometries present in this small collection of earrings, in collaboration with The Persian Caravan, refer to the superb stained glass window, dating back to the late 60s of the last century, of the private ballroom of the Saadabad palace. The wonderful and irresistible iridescent colors of this window are re-proposed in a more playful key in the transparent plexiglass earrings as if to imitate the play of lights of that window.

The kaleidoscopic geometries present in this small collection of earrings, in collaboration with The Persian Caravan, refer to the superb stained glass window, dating back to the late 60s of the last century, of the private ballroom of the Saadabad palace. The wonderful and irresistible iridescent colors of this window are re-proposed in a more playful key in the transparent plexiglass earrings as if to imitate the play of lights of that window.

The kaleidoscopic geometries present in this small collection of earrings, in collaboration with The Persian Caravan, refer to the superb stained glass window, dating back to the late 60s of the last century, of the private ballroom of the Saadabad palace. The wonderful and irresistible iridescent colors of this window are re-proposed in a more playful key in the transparent plexiglass earrings as if to imitate the play of lights of that window.

The kaleidoscopic geometries present in this small collection of earrings, in collaboration with The Persian Caravan, refer to the superb stained glass window, dating back to the late 60s of the last century, of the private ballroom of the Saadabad palace. The wonderful and irresistible iridescent colors of this window are re-proposed in a more playful key in the transparent plexiglass earrings as if to imitate the play of lights of that window.