Siavash

Siyavash, a prince of purity and sacrifice, proved his innocence by riding through fire. His tragic death sparked a war, and his legacy
lived on through his son, Kay-Khosrow

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Gordafarid

Gordafarid, a fearless warrior of the Shahnameh, stood
against Sohrab in battle. Disguised as a man, her bravery and beauty left Sohrab in awe.

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Kaveh The Blacksmith

Kaveh the Blacksmith rose against tyranny, turning his
apron into a banner of freedom. A timeless symbol of
courage, justice, and unity from the Shahnameh.

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Bahram Gur

Bahram Gur, the lion-hearted Sasanian king, ruled with
strength, grace, and a love for the arts.

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Siavash

Siyavash, a prince of purity and sacrifice, proved his innocence by riding through fire. His tragic death sparked a war, and his legacy
lived on through his son, Kay-Khosrow

See moreSee more

Gordafarid

Gordafarid, a fearless warrior of the Shahnameh, stood
against Sohrab in battle. Disguised as a man, her bravery and beauty left Sohrab in awe.

See moreSee more

Kaveh The Blacksmith

Kaveh the Blacksmith rose against tyranny, turning his
apron into a banner of freedom. A timeless symbol of
courage, justice, and unity from the Shahnameh.

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Bahram Gur

Bahram Gur, the lion-hearted Sasanian king, ruled with
strength, grace, and a love for the arts.

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Who We Are?

Rooted in ancient myths, we celebrate Iran’s legendary heroes through art, storytelling, and design. Our mission is to reconnect hearts with the timeless spirit of unity, courage, and culture.

The Iranian Hero

Who We Are?

Rooted in ancient myths, we celebrate Iran’s legendary heroes through art, storytelling, and design.Our mission is to reconnect hearts with the timeless spirit of unity, courage, and culture.

The Story of Kings

Spanning centuries of myth and history, Dāstān-e Shāhān tells the epic rise and fall of Iran’s ancient kings. From the just rule of Jamshid to the tragedy of Siavash and the glory of Kay-Khosrow, it weaves a tale of fate, valor, and legacy.

Arash the Archer

The greatest hero of the Shahnameh, symbolizes courage, loyalty, and the protection of Iran. From the family of Sistan, the son of Zal and Rudabeh, he participated in key battles, including the Seven Labors, and fought against Afrasiab and Esfandiar, using his unmatched combat skills to save his homeland. He represents sacrifice, love for his country, and defense of Iran.

Arash the Archer

Rostam

A hero in Iranian mythology, symbolizes sacrifice and patriotism. During King Manuchehr’s reign, he defined Iran’s border by shooting an arrow from Mount Damavand to the Oxus River about 1000 KM, giving his life in the process. His act is commemorated in the Tirgan Festival, celebrated as a tribute to peace and unity.