A henna night invitation inspired by the Tabriz school of miniature painting: a gold-tooled album cover opens like two doors, revealing a miniature from Nizami's «Seven Beauties» and the bride's name written in gold in a lapis cartouche.
What's included
Museum art: a Safavid album binding, a Nizami miniature and illumination
The cover opens and the bride's name is written in gold
A lapis wax seal with the bride's initial
A lapis and gold henna night invitation that opens like an old illuminated album. The page holds a 16th-century miniature from Nizami Ganjavi's «Seven Beauties», and the bride's name is written in gold inside an illuminated cartouche.
Who it suits
Brides who love national art and miniature painting
Venues decorated in lapis blue, gold and cream
Families who want a calm, elegant henna night
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to add the groom's name?
No. The henna night belongs to the bride: her name goes in the cartouche, and the order only needs her name, the date and the venue.
Are Azerbaijani letters displayed correctly?
Yes. Ə, Ş, Ç, Ğ, Ö, Ü and İ look right in the gold lettering and on the seal, and the Russian version can show the name in Cyrillic.
