• Dimension : 8.9 cm
• Weight : 0.36 kg
• Color: Golden
• Material: Brass
• Scale: scale-a, scale-b, scale-c, scale-d, scale-e, scale-f, scale-g

Button-up shirt sleeves and a relaxed silhouette. It’s tailored with drapey, crinkle-texture fabric that’s made from LENZING™ ECOVERO™ Viscose — responsibly sourced wood-based fibres produced through a process that reduces impact on forests, biodiversity and water supply.

Features

• Front button placket
• Adjustable sleeve tabs
• Babaton embroidered crest at placket and hem

Materials Care

• Content: 100% LENZING™ ECOVERO™ Viscose
• Care: Hand wash
• Imported

Materials Care

Machine wash max. 30ºC. Short spin.

Iron maximum 110ºC.

Do not bleach/bleach.

Do not dry clean.

Tumble dry, medium hear.

The hand-knitted shoulder tote bag exudes charm and artisanal craftsmanship, boasting intricate patterns and textures that make it a unique accessory. Handcrafted with care and attention by local Women in Dhangadi, each stitch tells a story of dedication and skill. Its spacious design offers practicality without compromising on style, making it perfect for carrying essentials while adding a touch of handmade elegance to any outfit. Whether used for a casual day out or a special occasion, this versatile accessory is sure to garner admiration and become a cherished addition to fashion.

• Dimension : 11 cm
• Weight : 1.2 kg
• Diameter: 20 cm

Pottery

dates back to more than around 6-7 thousand years ago in Susa, Tepe Sialk in Kashan, Jiroft, and the Burnt City. Kalpuregan Museum in Sistan and Baluchestan province is called the only live ceramic museum; because, its working style has passed from generation to generation over 5 thousand year without any change.

Persian Pottery

Persian tilework is one of the spectacular Iranian art crafts. In the past, Isfahan and Tabriz were two main centers of Iranian mosaic. Golestan Palace in Tehran is another outstanding example of Persian tilework for the tours to Iran.

• Material: Aluminium, Brass, Copper, Iron, Rang, Zinc

• Perched on a rugged cliffside, the lighthouse stands resolute against crashing waves, its beacon sweeping across the dark horizon to guide sailors safely to shore. Around it, wildflowers sway in the salty breeze, and seabirds circle overhead, their cries echoing in the tranquil air.

• Hidden within a dense rainforest, the ancient temple is shrouded in vines and mystery. Sunlight filters through the canopy, illuminating weathered carvings and crumbling stone pathways that hint at stories of a lost civilization.

• Stretching endlessly under a golden sun, the desert’s rolling dunes seem to dance with the wind. Sparse, hardy plants dot the landscape, and the occasional mirage teases with glimpses of water. At dusk, the sands blaze with hues of red and orange before fading into a starlit night.

• A serene mountain lake mirrors the towering peaks surrounding it, their snowy caps piercing the blue sky. The stillness is occasionally broken by the gentle ripples of a passing loon or the rustle of leaves in the crisp alpine air.

• Along the vibrant city streets, towering skyscrapers reflect a kaleidoscope of lights as neon signs buzz with life. Street vendors serve sizzling delicacies, and music drifts from corner cafés, creating a pulsating rhythm that carries the city's unstoppable energy.

Here are brief descriptions of famous landmarks around the world:

1. Eiffel Tower, Paris, France:
   A wrought-iron lattice tower standing tall in the heart of Paris, this iconic structure symbolizes French art, culture, and architecture.

2. Great Wall of China, China:
   A historic series of fortifications spanning thousands of miles, built to protect ancient Chinese states from invasions.

3. Statue of Liberty, New York City, USA:
   A colossal copper statue gifted by France, symbolizing freedom and democracy.

4. Taj Mahal, Agra, India:
   A white marble mausoleum built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife, regarded as a masterpiece of Mughal architecture.

5. Machu Picchu, Peru:
   A breathtaking Incan citadel nestled high in the Andes, known for its impressive stone construction and panoramic mountain views.

6. Pyramids of Giza, Egypt:
   Ancient pyramid structures and tombs, including the Great Pyramid, showcasing Egypt's engineering marvels.

7. Sydney Opera House, Sydney, Australia:
   A striking architectural icon with unique shell-like designs, hosting world-class performances.

8. Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, London, UK:
   This clock tower is a symbol of London's history, set beside the Thames and connected to British governance.

9. Christ the Redeemer, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil:
   A towering statue of Jesus with outstretched arms atop Mount Corcovado, representing peace and Brazilian culture.

10. Colosseum, Rome, Italy:
    An ancient amphitheater once used for gladiator contests, now a symbol of Roman engineering and history.

11. Mount Fuji, Japan:
    Japan’s highest peak and a sacred site, known for its symmetrical snow-capped cone.

12. Acropolis, Athens, Greece:
    A hilltop complex featuring the Parthenon, symbolizing the cultural and architectural achievements of ancient Greece.

13. Angkor Wat, Cambodia:
    The largest religious monument in the world, originally a Hindu temple and later adapted for Buddhism.

14. Petra, Jordan:
    An archaeological wonder carved into rose-red sandstone cliffs, known as the "Lost City."

15. Stonehenge, England:
    A prehistoric monument of massive standing stones arranged in a circular layout, shrouded in mystery.

16. Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, USA:
    A suspension bridge spanning the Golden Gate Strait, iconic for its orange-red hue and engineering feat.

17. Burj Khalifa, Dubai, UAE:
    The tallest skyscraper in the world, showcasing modern architecture and luxury living.

18. Niagara Falls, Canada/USA:
    A set of massive waterfalls along the US-Canada border, renowned for their power and beauty.

19. Santorini, Greece:
    A picturesque island with whitewashed buildings and blue-domed churches perched on cliffs overlooking the Aegean Sea.

20. Louvre Museum, Paris, France:
    The world's largest art museum and home to iconic works like the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo.

The hand-knitted shoulder tote bag exudes charm and artisanal craftsmanship, boasting intricate patterns and textures that make it a unique accessory. Handcrafted with care and attention by local Women in Dhangadi, each stitch tells a story of dedication and skill. Its spacious design offers practicality without compromising on style, making it perfect for carrying essentials while adding a touch of handmade elegance to any outfit. Whether used for a casual day out or a special occasion, this versatile accessory is sure to garner admiration and become a cherished addition to fashion.

• Dimension : 8.9 cm
• Weight : 0.36 kg
• Color: Golden
• Material: Brass
• Scale: scale-a, scale-b, scale-c, scale-d, scale-e, scale-f, scale-g

• Dimension : 11 cm
• Weight : 1.2 kg
• Diameter: 20 cm

• Material: Aluminium, Brass, Copper, Iron, Rang, Zinc

Pottery

dates back to more than around 6-7 thousand years ago in Susa, Tepe Sialk in Kashan, Jiroft, and the Burnt City. Kalpuregan Museum in Sistan and Baluchestan province is called the only live ceramic museum; because, its working style has passed from generation to generation over 5 thousand year without any change.

Persian Pottery

Persian tilework is one of the spectacular Iranian art crafts. In the past, Isfahan and Tabriz were two main centers of Iranian mosaic. Golestan Palace in Tehran is another outstanding example of Persian tilework for the tours to Iran.

Here are brief descriptions of famous landmarks around the world:

1. Eiffel Tower, Paris, France:
   A wrought-iron lattice tower standing tall in the heart of Paris, this iconic structure symbolizes French art, culture, and architecture.

2. Great Wall of China, China:
   A historic series of fortifications spanning thousands of miles, built to protect ancient Chinese states from invasions.

3. Statue of Liberty, New York City, USA:
   A colossal copper statue gifted by France, symbolizing freedom and democracy.

4. Taj Mahal, Agra, India:
   A white marble mausoleum built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife, regarded as a masterpiece of Mughal architecture.

5. Machu Picchu, Peru:
   A breathtaking Incan citadel nestled high in the Andes, known for its impressive stone construction and panoramic mountain views.

6. Pyramids of Giza, Egypt:
   Ancient pyramid structures and tombs, including the Great Pyramid, showcasing Egypt's engineering marvels.

7. Sydney Opera House, Sydney, Australia:
   A striking architectural icon with unique shell-like designs, hosting world-class performances.

8. Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, London, UK:
   This clock tower is a symbol of London's history, set beside the Thames and connected to British governance.

9. Christ the Redeemer, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil:
   A towering statue of Jesus with outstretched arms atop Mount Corcovado, representing peace and Brazilian culture.

10. Colosseum, Rome, Italy:
    An ancient amphitheater once used for gladiator contests, now a symbol of Roman engineering and history.

11. Mount Fuji, Japan:
    Japan’s highest peak and a sacred site, known for its symmetrical snow-capped cone.

12. Acropolis, Athens, Greece:
    A hilltop complex featuring the Parthenon, symbolizing the cultural and architectural achievements of ancient Greece.

13. Angkor Wat, Cambodia:
    The largest religious monument in the world, originally a Hindu temple and later adapted for Buddhism.

14. Petra, Jordan:
    An archaeological wonder carved into rose-red sandstone cliffs, known as the "Lost City."

15. Stonehenge, England:
    A prehistoric monument of massive standing stones arranged in a circular layout, shrouded in mystery.

16. Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, USA:
    A suspension bridge spanning the Golden Gate Strait, iconic for its orange-red hue and engineering feat.

17. Burj Khalifa, Dubai, UAE:
    The tallest skyscraper in the world, showcasing modern architecture and luxury living.

18. Niagara Falls, Canada/USA:
    A set of massive waterfalls along the US-Canada border, renowned for their power and beauty.

19. Santorini, Greece:
    A picturesque island with whitewashed buildings and blue-domed churches perched on cliffs overlooking the Aegean Sea.

20. Louvre Museum, Paris, France:
    The world's largest art museum and home to iconic works like the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo.

Button-up shirt sleeves and a relaxed silhouette. It’s tailored with drapey, crinkle-texture fabric that’s made from LENZING™ ECOVERO™ Viscose — responsibly sourced wood-based fibres produced through a process that reduces impact on forests, biodiversity and water supply.

Features

• Front button placket
• Adjustable sleeve tabs
• Babaton embroidered crest at placket and hem

Materials Care

• Content: 100% LENZING™ ECOVERO™ Viscose
• Care: Hand wash
• Imported

Materials Care

Machine wash max. 30ºC. Short spin.

Iron maximum 110ºC.

Do not bleach/bleach.

Do not dry clean.

Tumble dry, medium hear.

• Perched on a rugged cliffside, the lighthouse stands resolute against crashing waves, its beacon sweeping across the dark horizon to guide sailors safely to shore. Around it, wildflowers sway in the salty breeze, and seabirds circle overhead, their cries echoing in the tranquil air.

• Hidden within a dense rainforest, the ancient temple is shrouded in vines and mystery. Sunlight filters through the canopy, illuminating weathered carvings and crumbling stone pathways that hint at stories of a lost civilization.

• Stretching endlessly under a golden sun, the desert’s rolling dunes seem to dance with the wind. Sparse, hardy plants dot the landscape, and the occasional mirage teases with glimpses of water. At dusk, the sands blaze with hues of red and orange before fading into a starlit night.

• A serene mountain lake mirrors the towering peaks surrounding it, their snowy caps piercing the blue sky. The stillness is occasionally broken by the gentle ripples of a passing loon or the rustle of leaves in the crisp alpine air.

• Along the vibrant city streets, towering skyscrapers reflect a kaleidoscope of lights as neon signs buzz with life. Street vendors serve sizzling delicacies, and music drifts from corner cafés, creating a pulsating rhythm that carries the city's unstoppable energy.