ZarSam Maakaan Badge Sepand

The body of this product is made from hypoallergenic 316 stainless steel, featuring both matte and shiny gold sheets. The plating is done using PVD technology.
The lion, as the king of beasts and a powerful animal, has long captivated the attention of Iranians and is often recognized as a symbol of majesty, royalty, power, and greatness.
This noble and powerful creature has historically been a rival to kings, depicted in the reliefs of Persepolis, Sasanian silverware, and 10th-century hunting carpets, where it is frequently shown in combat with heroes. The lion, alongside other majestic animals like the cheetah and tiger, became a royal symbol and at least a representation of courage and strength. During the Islamic era, the lion’s role as a symbol of power and bravery persisted. With the unique intelligence of Iranians, it gained new significance and soon became one of the traditional symbols of the new religion. For instance, Imam Ali (AS) was often referred to as “the lion,” transforming the lion into a symbol of his courage and valor, which is also reflected in the literature of that time.
Given the enduring popularity of this animal from ancient times to today, its use in jewelry and other decorative objects not only adds beauty and grandeur but also represents a symbol of courage and strength.