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The Story

Symbols carried across millennia.

Every piece in Wings & Fire begins with a symbol — and every symbol begins with a story older than the metal that holds it.

The Behistun Inscription: Darius the Great before the Faravahar, carved into a limestone cliff

I · The Faravahar

A figure with wings outstretched.

The Asho Farohar — or Faravahar — is the most recognised emblem of Zoroastrian faith. It is not a god. It is a covenant: good thoughts, good words, good deeds. The wings carry the soul. The ring binds the promise.

II · The Sacred Fire

A flame that does not go out.

The Atash Behram has burned, in some temples, for over a thousand years. Fire in Zoroastrian thought is not destruction but witness — a presence of truth. The Asho Fire Starter drop is our offering to that flame.

The sacred fire burning in a brass afarganyu inside a Zoroastrian fire temple

III · The Winged Guardians

Lamassu — bull and lion.

At the gates of Assyrian palaces stood the winged bulls and lions, half-beast, half-divine. They protected what mattered. We translate them now into pieces small enough to wear, but carrying the same intent.

IV · Why We Made This

Heritage you can carry.

Wings & Fire exists for those who feel the pull of an ancient lineage — Zoroastrian, Persian, Assyrian — and want something quietly precious to carry it forward. Each drop is limited; each piece is signed; the lineage is yours.