Mural with Tehran motifs • Mural art with Persian Neo-Renaissance style tiles • Decoration with Qajar motifs • Ceramic panel from an Iranian palace • Middle Eastern elegance

This mural draws direct inspiration from the artistic pulse of Tehran, a capital city where history and aesthetics merge in tiled palaces, ancient libraries, and schools of architecture. At its center, a refined medallion blossoms, flanked by symmetrical panels and rhythmic arabesques. The floral motifs are formal, yet not rigid, flowing with the poetic cadence of Persian miniature painting and architectural geometry.

The design is inspired by the legacy of Tehran’s Qajar era, evoking motifs once seen on the tiles of the Golestan Palace, manuscript illuminations, and intellectual salons. Its palette—rich in navy blue, soft coral, ivory, and slate—captures both permanence and freshness. The floral tension is deliberate: between movement and structure, color and silence.

Perfect for spaces that value history, discipline, and beauty, this mural fits in refined kitchens, stylish entryways, collector's libraries, or contemporary homes seeking depth and meaning. It is not merely ornamental, but conceptual, rooted in centuries of Iranian design language, yet reborn for today's interiors.

Each mural piece measures 15 x 15 cm. We ship it with reinforced protection and care. If you would like to modify the design, size, or adapt this mural for vertical or horizontal mounting, we would be happy to assist you.

Assembled in Barcelona, ​​Spain.