Inspired by the vibrant geometry of the Tomb of Bibi Jawindi in Uch Sharif, this 15th-century masterpiece blends Central Asian, Persian, and South Asian design traditions. Built during the reign of the Sayyid dynasty, the tomb is renowned for its vivid glazed tilework, octagonal symmetry, and richly layered ornament.
Design
This pattern captures that visual richness through interlocking star forms and angular shapes arranged in a balanced, symmetrical composition. It reflects the decorative language found across the tomb’s domed surfaces and carved brick facades, where geometry carried both spiritual and structural meaning.
Crafting & Finishing
Digitally modelled for precision and crafted with premium wood PLA, each piece is carefully shaped and hand-finished to highlight crisp lines and surface depth. Multiple protective coatings are applied to enhance contrast, preserve texture, and ensure durability with a smooth, matte finish.
Specifications
Size: 70 mm square Thickness: 5 mm Backing: Multiple neodymium magnets Material: Wood PLA Finish: Multi-layer protective coating
