Kashi is not merely a timepiece; it is a drop from the vast sea of Isfahan’s tile work—an art that blossomed in the Timurid era and reached its full splendor under the Safavids.

The central motif of this watch is inspired by a design that has illuminated the domes and porticos of this land for centuries—imagined blossoms woven into a geometry both mysterious and precise.

The original artwork behind this dial now rests in the collection of the Louvre Museum in Paris, and is displayed across the world, still carrying the memory of its birthplace—Isfahan.

This watch is an echo of that timeless pattern—measuring time not by hands alone, but through repetition, harmony, and beauty.