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Fourteen works on the border between memory and pattern — Persian carpets, Achaemenid stone, and the silence inside a person.

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2500 BC — Persepolis

Iran, the cradle of civilisation

Two works drawn from the bas-reliefs of Persepolis, carved more than twenty-five centuries ago and painted again in gold.

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Published by Qobustan Yayıncılık, in Persian and in French.

The Safe House — A true and different story of migration

The Safe House

A true and different story of migration

“The Safe House” is a deep and affecting story, following people on their search for love, hope and stability among the challenges of life. In it we meet the rises and falls of living — from glad and pleasant moments to the crises and difficulties any person may face.

One of the central threads of this story is the experience of migration and the challenges that come with it. In search of safety and of a chance to begin again, the characters travel to unknown lands. That journey brings not only physical trials, but an emotional and spiritual test as well.

The book portrays the power of love and the importance of family against the pressures of society. In a world where we meet disappointment and difficulty every day, this story is a reminder that through solidarity and support for one another, we can overcome hardship and take a step toward a better future.

“The Safe House” is an invitation to readers to experience the deepest human feeling, and to understand that real safety does not lie in a place alone, but in the bonds we build together. It leaves you thinking, and gives you hope that however full of challenge life may be, love and trust can open a way toward peace and happiness.

Publisher · Qobustan Yayıncılık

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