A calendar can be a grid of dates — or a year told through motifs. The Pattern Year is the second kind: a Persian cultural calendar for European desks, where months arrive as images and seasons feel like visitors.
Place it where light falls. Turn the page and the room changes a little — a new color temperature, a new story on the wall. That is the point: time marked by culture, not only by numbers.
Printed on matte artistic paper, it is meant to be lived with: glanced at between emails, gifted for a new apartment, kept as a quiet companion through winter and festival months alike.