Minimalism | ID 5837

Reduced patterns, clear colouration; The beauty in its purest form. By the 12th century, minimalism was already in the air; it was seen as a virtue among the Iranian mystics. The silence created an appeal, that convinced absolutely with its simplicity. The absence is not necessarily a reduction, but more of a confrontation with the essence of design. Linking to the mystical notion of “Heech” (Persian word for nothing), a metaphor that signifies that our world has been created out of nothing and so nothingness is everywhere, in every part of the universe and within all of us. Immersing one with the idea of the dissolution of ego, the unity of all things through nothingness and accepting nothingness as a way to find true wisdom and beauty. The Minimalism collection is the manifestation of Sufi beliefs and traditions woven into pieces of divine unique timelessness.