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The artwork presents a coin richly adorned with Zoroastrian iconography, centered around the Faravahar symbol, which signifies a guardian spirit in Zoroastrianism. Above it, a sacred flame emanates, denoting the fire worship that is central to the faith, symbolizing truth and divinity. Flanking the central motif is text styled to mimic ancient Pahlavi inscriptions, invoking the essence of Zoroastrian prayers or mantras, possibly drawn from the sacred Zend-Avesta texts. It's stylistically similar to Middle Persian script but does not correspond to actual legible words. The elaborate borderwork and embellishments reflect the intricate artistry of Persian heritage, capturing the spiritual narrative and cosmic philosophy of one of the oldest monotheistic religions.

Description
The artwork presents a coin richly adorned with Zoroastrian iconography, centered around the Faravahar symbol, which signifies a guardian spirit in Zoroastrianism. Above it, a sacred flame emanates, denoting the fire worship that is central to the faith, symbolizing truth and divinity. Flanking the central motif is text styled to mimic ancient Pahlavi inscriptions, invoking the essence of Zoroastrian prayers or mantras, possibly drawn from the sacred Zend-Avesta texts. It's stylistically similar to Middle Persian script but does not correspond to actual legible words. The elaborate borderwork and embellishments reflect the intricate artistry of Persian heritage, capturing the spiritual narrative and cosmic philosophy of one of the oldest monotheistic religions.