During the Qajar, Zand, and Safavi dynasties, Persian seals were often made of metal or stone and were stamped into soft materials such as wax or clay to make impressions. The motifs on these seals were often intricate and included images of plants, mythological creatures, and geometric patterns, as well as calligraphy in Persian script. These seals were used for a variety of purposes, including as signatures on documents, as symbols of authority and power, and as identification for individuals and institutions. 

These seals provided valuable insights into the art, culture, and history of Iran during the past centuries' dynasties and are highly valued by collectors and scholars alike. I delved into the fascinating world of Persian historical seals, immersing myself in their intricate compositions, frames, spirals, tendrils, floral ornaments, depictions of flowers, and calligraphies. These ancient treasures left a profound impact on me, inspiring a creative journey to infuse their timeless charm with a contemporary touch.

My journey into the world of reviving the art of seals began more than 20 years ago, while I was still in art school, passionately studying design before heading to university. 
Throughout my career as a graphic designer, I've encountered doctors, clients, and individuals from diverse backgrounds, all seeking seals personalized with their names. However, I couldn't help but notice the prevalent trend of simplifying seals in today's world. These modern iterations typically feature nothing more than a name enclosed within a basic frame, often missing the aesthetic and artistic beauty that once defined seals.
Given my early fascination with the intricate aesthetics of old seals, I made a deliberate choice to rekindle their allure for a fresh generation. My mission was clear: to reintroduce the world to the elegance and complexity of historical seal designs. I'm delighted to say that my dedication has yielded positive results, with people from around the globe now displaying a keen interest in these distinctive seals. Notably, fellow designers have eagerly embraced the opportunity to create this type of artistry.

Over the years, I've meticulously crafted more than 100 seals, each bearing the mark of this fusion—a harmonious blend of traditional methods and patterns with a fresh, innovative approach. My goal has always been to seamlessly unite the old with the new, creating seals that pay homage to their historical roots while embracing a modern twist. These seals not only preserve the essence of cultural traditions but also embody the spirit of today.