the ROOT collection

Chowgan

This design is inspired by Chowgan — one of the world’s oldest known team sports, and the original form of modern polo. Born in ancient Persia over 2,000 years ago, Chowgan was a popular pastime among kings, warriors, and aristocrats of the Achaemenid and Sassanid eras, later flourishing in the courts of the Safavid dynasty.
The game was more than entertainment; it was a symbol of royal elegance, chivalry, and military training, often depicted in Persian miniature paintings and epic literature such as Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh. Through cultural exchanges along the Silk Road, Chowgan eventually spread to South Asia and beyond, evolving into the modern game of polo.
This handcrafted pouch captures the rhythmic movement and spirited energy of Chowgan, with dynamic lines and traditional motifs inspired by historic visual depictions. It’s a tribute to a sport that galloped from Persian palaces into global heritage — a piece of history made portable.

Khesht

This design is inspired by traditional kheshti motifs — modular, tile-like patterns deeply rooted in Persian visual culture. Found in historic mosques, illuminated manuscripts, and woven carpets, these repeating square and geometric units reflect a philosophy of order, balance, and unity in diversity.
Each “khesht” acts like a visual brick, contributing to a larger, harmonious composition — much like Persian gardens or architecture, where every detail plays a part in the whole. This pouch brings that timeless structure into modern form, combining rich tradition with everyday function — a small piece of Persian geometry you can carry with you

Torang

This design pays homage to the stunning blue mosaic tilework that graces the domes and walls of Iran’s historic mosques and madrasas. The rich shades of turquoise, cobalt, and azure are more than decorative — in Persian architecture, blue symbolizes the sky, spirituality, and a connection to the divine.
The repeating geometric and floral motifs reflect the intricate craftsmanship of Iranian tile artisans, whose work aimed to inspire contemplation and convey a sense of infinite beauty. This handcrafted pouch translates that centuries-old tradition into a modern form, offering a piece of Iran’s architectural soul in your daily routine.

Chowgan

This design is inspired by Chowgan — one of the world’s oldest known team sports, and the original form of modern polo. Born in ancient Persia over 2,000 years ago, Chowgan was a popular pastime among kings, warriors, and aristocrats of the Achaemenid and Sassanid eras, later flourishing in the courts of the Safavid dynasty.
The game was more than entertainment; it was a symbol of royal elegance, chivalry, and military training, often depicted in Persian miniature paintings and epic literature such as Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh. Through cultural exchanges along the Silk Road, Chowgan eventually spread to South Asia and beyond, evolving into the modern game of polo.
This handcrafted pouch captures the rhythmic movement and spirited energy of Chowgan, with dynamic lines and traditional motifs inspired by historic visual depictions. It’s a tribute to a sport that galloped from Persian palaces into global heritage — a piece of history made portable.

KHESHT TOTE BAGS

This design is inspired by traditional kheshti motifs — modular, tile-like patterns deeply rooted in Persian visual culture. Found in historic mosques, illuminated manuscripts, and woven carpets, these repeating square and geometric units reflect a philosophy of order, balance, and unity in diversity.
Each “khesht” acts like a visual brick, contributing to a larger, harmonious composition — much like Persian gardens or architecture, where every detail plays a part in the whole. This pouch brings that timeless structure into modern form, combining rich tradition with everyday function — a small piece of Persian geometry you can carry with you

TORANJ TOTE BAGS

This design features the timeless bote-jeghe motif — a flame-shaped symbol that has graced Persian textiles and decorative arts for centuries. Often seen as a symbol of life, growth, and eternity, the boteh merges elements of a cypress tree (resilience) and a flame (spiritual energy), making it a deeply layered emblem of Iranian identity.
Once a favorite among royal court designs and later adapted into global patterns like paisley, the bote-jeghe remains a proud expression of Persian aesthetics. On this pouch, its elegant curves and rhythmic repetition bring together tradition and modern function — a small, everyday canvas for a powerful cultural legacy.

SKY

This design pays homage to the stunning blue mosaic tilework that graces the domes and walls of Iran’s historic mosques and madrasas. The rich shades of turquoise, cobalt, and azure are more than decorative — in Persian architecture, blue symbolizes the sky, spirituality, and a connection to the divine.
The repeating geometric and floral motifs reflect the intricate craftsmanship of Iranian tile artisans, whose work aimed to inspire contemplation and convey a sense of infinite beauty. This handcrafted pouch translates that centuries-old tradition into a modern form, offering a piece of Iran’s architectural soul in your daily routine.

ROYAL

This design is inspired by the breathtaking dome of the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque in Isfahan — a pinnacle of Safavid-era artistry built in the early 17th century. The mosque is renowned for its intricate arabesque and floral patterns, which symbolize divine unity and the infinite nature of creation. At its center, the dome features a sunburst motif, often interpreted as a visual metaphor for spiritual enlightenment.
The geometric precision and interwoven designs reflect the philosophy of Islamic art, where beauty and order mirror the harmony of the universe. By reimagining this timeless design on a handcrafted pouch, we bring a piece of Iranian heritage into everyday life — a quiet celebration of history, art, and meaning in motion.

SKY PENCIL POUCHES

This design pays homage to the stunning blue mosaic tilework that graces the domes and walls of Iran’s historic mosques and madrasas. The rich shades of turquoise, cobalt, and azure are more than decorative — in Persian architecture, blue symbolizes the sky, spirituality, and a connection to the divine.
The repeating geometric and floral motifs reflect the intricate craftsmanship of Iranian tile artisans, whose work aimed to inspire contemplation and convey a sense of infinite beauty. This handcrafted pouch translates that centuries-old tradition into a modern form, offering a piece of Iran’s architectural soul in your daily routine.

ROYAL PENCIL POUCHES

This design is inspired by the breathtaking dome of the Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque in Isfahan — a pinnacle of Safavid-era artistry built in the early 17th century. The mosque is renowned for its intricate arabesque and floral patterns, which symbolize divine unity and the infinite nature of creation. At its center, the dome features a sunburst motif, often interpreted as a visual metaphor for spiritual enlightenment.
The geometric precision and interwoven designs reflect the philosophy of Islamic art, where beauty and order mirror the harmony of the universe. By reimagining this timeless design on a handcrafted pouch, we bring a piece of Iranian heritage into everyday life — a quiet celebration of history, art, and meaning in motion.

SKY

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