This artwork, inspired by Persian miniature painting, is designed in pixel art style with dimensions of 350 x 350 pixels, where each pixel is meticulously and individually crafted.Pixel Artist: Naeimeh PakneiatThis design is inspired by the grand bazaar of Tabriz. The exact date of construction of this complex is unknown; however, record of travelers visiting this complex in the 4th century AH (1000AD) have been found. In this design, the four corners of this bazaar (Immam Jome Mosque, Mozzafarieh Timche, Amir Carvansaraie, and Amir Timche) are depicted together. Designed with pixel art technique in 220×220 px By Naime. Dimensions: 27.5" x 27.5" Care Instructions: Hand wash only in cold water (up to 30°C / 86°F) Do not wring Iron at low temperature if needed Do not dry clean Naime PakniyatBorn in Feb. 24th 1994Naime Pakniyat began merging pixel art with the traditional painting tradition of her geography back in 2016. Later, in 2022, she created her first short animated film, "Gambit," which tells the story of how a quiet village was turned upside down after the death of a simple pigeon. The film was accepted into many international animation film festivals, and in 2021, Pakniyat converted parts of it into NFTs. "Gambit" introduced a unique visual language to the crypto community, which is inherently retroactive in two ways. In its first iteration, it draws inspiration from Persian miniatures (the most famous examples of which date back to the 13th and 14th centuries), and in its second iteration, it pays homage to 8-bit art from the early days of the internet, a nostalgia that resonates strongly within the crypto community today. She aims to keep cultural elements from fading away by mixing pixel art ,as a modernity sign, with traditional aspects from ancient times.
