Karun Sun Disc

With rays extending from its centre, the disc evokes not merely a celestial body, but cosmic order, continuity and the eternal cycle of life.

In ancient Anatolia, the sun was understood as a measure of time and a source of life, while its power was associated not only with worldly authority but also with balance and continuity. Archaeological evidence suggests that sun discs were used in ceremonial contexts, while their association with gold reinforced ideas of permanence and immortality.

In D’Evin’s interpretation, the Sun Disc is more than an object of beauty. Its composition, balanced around a central point, embodies a sense of equilibrium and radiating strength, transforming an ancient symbol of sovereignty into a contemporary expression of power.