In Persian, Parnian (پرنیان) is often translated simply as silk — but in classical literature and mystical thought, it carries far deeper meaning.
Parnian is not merely a fabric.
It is the symbol of delicacy, ethereality, and beauty that escapes possession.
It evokes the soft caress of a breeze, the shimmer of light through thin cloth, and the graceful movement of that which cannot be grasped — only felt.
In ancient Persian poetry and tales, Parnian was used to describe robes of kings and angels, the veils of paradise, and the threads of dreams.
It was a metaphor for impermanence and elegance, for that which passes before the eyes softly, without leaving harsh marks.
In this way, Parnian became a symbol of love's fleeting beauty, the moment that is too tender to last, yet too beautiful to forget.
Poets such as Ferdowsi, Hafez, Sa'di, and mystics like Attar and Rumi, spoke of silk not only as a luxury, but as a divine veil:
چون پرنیان بود گفتار نغز
"As soft and graceful as Parnian were his words."
— Ferdowsi
And Rumi, turning silk into a metaphor for spiritual subtlety:
پرنیان جان بر باد است، لیک از او به حقیقت راه یابی
"The silk of the soul is at the mercy of the wind, yet through it you find the true path."
In these verses, Parnian is no longer cloth, but the gentle presence of the Beloved, hinting yet hidden — a dance between revelation and concealment.
Product features
- Spacious kangaroo pouch pocket for warmth
- Adjustable drawstring hood for a personalized fit
- Eco-friendly with no side seams
- Durable 50% cotton & 50% polyester fabric
- Classic fit ensures comfort and style
Care instructions
- Tumble dry: medium
- Iron, steam or dry: low heat
- Do not dryclean
- Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F)
- Non-chlorine: bleach as needed
