White tee featuring a line-art adaptation of a fourth-century Sasanian silver plate from Persia, showing a royal boar hunt in full motion.

This design comes straight out of a museum, not a mood board.
The artwork on the chest is based on a real fourth-century Sasanian silver and gilt plate from Persia that shows a king on horseback hunting a wild boar. You can see the ruler drawing his bow, the horse rearing, the boar crashing forward and the surrounding animals filling the scene with movement. It is one of those classic Sasanian hunting compositions that were made to display royal power and skill.

For this t-shirt the plate has been translated into clean black line art on a white background, keeping the original details while giving it a modern, wearable look. From a distance it reads as a bold graphic. Up close, you can follow every line and miniature figure like you are studying an illustration from an old catalogue.

The fit is casual and comfortable, easy to pair with black jeans, cargos or shorts. It works as everyday streetwear but it quietly carries real history on it, so you are basically walking around with a piece of late antique Iran on your chest instead of a brand logo.

This tee is for people who know the difference between generic “ancient vibes” and an actual Sasanian artifact.