Naghmeh Kiumarsi presents The Garden of Shah Abbas’s Flowers, a couture collection inspired by the peak of Persian artistic history. Showcased at Milan Fashion Week, this collection translates the intricate botanical motifs of the Safavid era into refined, contemporary silhouettes.
At the core of each design lies the iconic Shah Abbasi flower, a timeless symbol of balance, nature, and royal Persian aesthetics. Kiumarsi combines this heritage motif with rich, tactile materials such as velvet and authentic Termeh fabrics. The delicate embroidery and meticulous pattern cutting bridge historic court attire with modern elegance, creating wearable art that honors Iranian craftsmanship.
With over two decades of experience in international fashion, Kiumarsi uses this collection to highlight the dialogue between Eastern art and Western fashion stages. Following the global acclaim of her presentations in Paris, Milan, and Cannes, this work reflects her continuous commitment to cultural storytelling.
The Garden of Shah Abbas’s Flowers is an exploration of legacy, form, and texture. Through this collection, Kiumarsi invites an international audience to experience the luxury of Safavid artistry through a modern, sophisticated lens.
