Tulip pendant 3D model

In Persian literature, the tulip is often a manifestation of suffering and love. Sometimes it is interpreted as the burnt heart of a lover because of the blackness of the circle, which is like a heat in the middle of the cup. In many places, a bloody wound has been compared to it. In a few cases, it is used as a sign of drunkenness. Because of its redness and tenderness, sometimes the lover's face is compared to it. In poetic interpretations, the tulip blows from blood, and this is where the tulip grows on the graves, [63] as the tulip blew from Farhad's blood.