Gold Pendant - Simorgh Design-ZMM0745

Product overview

The gold pendant with the Simorgh design and the ZMM0745 model is made of 18ct gold in gold color. The plaque is designed in the form of a Simorgh, with a beautiful poem with the inscription "Where does the Simorgh fall in love". This is a beautiful poem by Rumi, whose full bit is "Where does the lover of the lover come to fly such a bird from Conan" (this is a Persian poem translated by Google). Simorgh is the most famous Iranian mythical-legendary figure. He plays an important role in Shahnameh stories. The trekking mountain is a mythical ghoul. He is wise and wise, and he knows the secrets of the secret. He carries Zal and always supports him under his wing. Helps Rustam in his battle with Esfandiar Royin Tan. In ancient Iran, the history of the presence of this mythical bird in Iranian culture goes back to pre-Islamic times. What comes out of the Avesta and Pahlavi artifacts is that Simorgh is a wingspan that nests on a healing tree called Whispubish or Heroespit that contains the seeds of all plants. In the Avesta it is mentioned that the tree is in the sea of ​​"Verukasha" or "Exalted". The word Simurgh in Avesta is referred to as "Morghusen", the first of which means "chicken" and the second part has been slightly changed in Pahlavi to "Sin" and in Farsi Dari "C" and is by no means representative of the number 30; Its meaning is the word "hawk". Perhaps the word (c) was meant to express the character of that chicken clergy. Wings are thought to be human or animal wings, a divine symbol, and a symbol of power and protection. Mythical animals have been around guardian creatures and have probably been a symbol of protection and protection. This beautiful pendant is opaque and also has no chains, but you can hang it on the neck with a fine gold chain. This product is very appealing to gift to your loved one.
"It is possible to make this pendant in different dimensions and thicknesses. Gold plating can also be done on this product.
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