This design features the commanding face of the Shami Statue, one of the most recognizable surviving portraits from Parthian Iran. The original bronze figure portrays a powerful nobleman with a steady gaze, prominent moustache, and composed expression.

Although the figure’s identity has never been confirmed, the statue is often associated with Surena, the celebrated Parthian commander remembered for defeating the Roman forces of Crassus at the Battle of Carrhae.

Rendered in strong black tones, this version emphasizes the statue’s facial details and creates a clean, high-contrast graphic. It is an understated but powerful way to wear a symbol of Parthian strength and Iranian heritage.