The Farvahar Pillar mug states the Zoroastrian creed outright: Pendar-e Nik, Goftar-e Nik, Kerdar-e Nik — good thoughts, good words, good deeds.
Where most Farvahar designs leave the meaning implied, this one places each pillar in calligraphy around the icon, so the moral architecture is visible rather than assumed.
The Design
The Sacred Triad: Pendar-e Nik sits above, Goftar-e Nik to the right, Kerdar-e Nik to the left — an arrangement that forms a halo of the three principles around the figure.
Lithic Texturing: The Farvahar carries a photorealistic stone-carved finish, its grain and shadow evoking the permanence of Persepolis rather than a flat printed icon.
Minimalist Ground: The surrounding space is left clean, pulling architectural weight into a modern setting without clutter.
Turns a morning ritual into a moment with something older than all of us.
Details
11 oz (approx. 330 ml) white ceramic with a glossy finish
