AndrèSimon Senneh Extrait 30ml

Senneh is an asymmetrical knot typical of Persian rugs, made in the Iranian Kurdistan region, from which they take their name. Senneh is also the ancient name of the ethnic Kurdish city of Sanandaj, which represents the infinite cultural facets of a country with a thousand-year history.

"Human beings are members of a single body. If one part suffers, the others cannot remain at peace."

In this historical period, the name Iran is always surrounded by dark themes, yet that land so prominent in daily news is also one of the most ancient cradles of human civilisation. A land that for millennia has preserved poetry, philosophy, science, art, and spirituality.

Ancient Persia is not just a nation, it is a civilisation that spans the centuries and continues to speak to the heart of humanity. Long before the birth of many modern states, Persia had already developed splendid cities, libraries, schools of thought, astronomers, physicians, and philosophers. It's no coincidence that some of history's most profound poets were born in that very land.

When we look at a country only through the lens of current events, we risk forgetting what those people truly are: a millennia-long history, a rich language, a culture that has spanned empires, religions, and eras without losing its soul.

Persia is a land of gardens, of carpets woven like tales, of delicate miniatures, of knowledge and poetry. A civilisation that has taught the world the beauty of the word and the depth of contemplation.