Isfahan Panorama: From Forty Windows to a Velvet Vest
Isfahan Panorama began with the lattice windows of Safavid Isfahan, like those of Ali Qapu palace, where geometry turns light into pattern. We call the idea Chehel Panjereh, “forty windows”.
From a window to a star
From those windows came a single geometry: an eight-pointed star. From that star we built a lattice, drawn first as a sketch, then refined line by line into a pattern that wraps the front and back of the vest.
Drawn like a building
Tehran was founded in Sydney by an architectural designer, and each piece starts the way a building does: with proportion, structure and a clear line. On Isfahan Panorama, the lattice is worked in golden laser-cut detailing on premium velvet, with deep crimson velvet framing the shoulders. The open front and structured form let the geometry sit on the body the way a façade sits on a building.
The piece
- Premium velvet with golden laser-cut detailing
- Deep crimson velvet shoulder panels
- Open front and structured form, free size
- Dry clean only
Isfahan Panorama is part of LATTICE, our collection of laser-cut geometric vests. Designed in Sydney and made in Australia in a small run.