• Faravahar winged symbol in blue and copper on Persian heritage canvas by ORIAVI
  • Faravahar blue and copper canvas displayed on a wall in a styled room setting
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Faravahar — Blue and Copper Persian Heritage Canvas

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Faravahar winged symbol in blue and copper on Persian heritage canvas by ORIAVI
Faravahar blue and copper canvas displayed on a wall in a styled room setting
Close-up detail of the Faravahar blue and copper canvas artwork, detail 1
Close-up detail of the Faravahar blue and copper canvas artwork, detail 2
Close-up detail of the Faravahar blue and copper canvas artwork, detail 3
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About the artwork

In Faravahar, Persian visual culture is interpreted through the Faravahar and ancient Iranian symbolism. The composition balances blue palette, texture, and negative space to create a contemporary canvas with a clear focal point and a lasting emotional presence.

Inscription and Meaning

Faravahar pairs the ancient winged symbol with the three-part ethical code of Zoroastrianism: pendar-e nik, goftar-e nik, kerdar-e nik — good thoughts, good words, good deeds. It is one of the oldest moral ideas in Iranian culture and is still recited at Nowruz and family gatherings today. The calligraphy itself carries the rhythm of the words.

نماد فروهر و آموزه آیین زرتشت
پندار نیک، گفتار نیک، کردار نیک

English translation:
The Faravahar, and the teaching of Zoroaster:
Good thoughts, good words, good deeds.

Designed for Meaningful Spaces

Faravahar is well suited to an entryway, reading corner, office, bedroom, or focused feature wall. Its blue palette works with neutral, warm, and carefully layered interiors, and its cultural focus makes it a thoughtful gift for a wedding, housewarming, Nowruz, birthday, or anyone connected to Persian art.

Canvas Details

  • Gallery-wrapped, made-to-order canvas
  • Printed with fade-resistant, water-based HP Latex inks
  • Professionally stretched over a durable wooden support frame
  • Canvas depth is selected for the ordered size and may be 0.75, 1.25, or 1.5 inches
  • Ready to hang with mounting hardware included
  • Available in multiple sizes

Looking for a different size, color palette, poem, or personalized version? Contact ORIAVI to discuss a custom order.

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Shipping & delivery

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Hanging & care

Your canvas arrives ready to hang. Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners or excess moisture.

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