The swirling, multi-coloured design itself appeared in Persia nearly 2000 years ago, with the teardrop motif that dominates it thought to be a stylization of a tree of life, a symbol of eternity for the Zoroastrians.
The swirling, multi-coloured design itself appeared in Persia nearly 2000 years ago, with the teardrop motif that dominates it thought to be a stylization of a tree of life, a symbol of eternity for the Zoroastrians.