The Mehr Statue stood as the ultimate honor for the winners of each category, representing not only their outstanding achievements but also embodying the essence of art, creativity, and cultural heritage celebrated by the Mehr Festival.


The Mehr Statue, crafted with elegance and significance, served as a testament to the exceptional talent and commitment displayed by its winners, marking their place in the legacy of the festival.

Inspired by the mythical Simorgh of the Shahnameh and deep rooted cultural concepts, the Mehr Statue symbolizes unity, art, identity, and human transcendence. The design of this statue is the result of continuous dialogue, collaboration, and dedication between the organizing team and the designer, refined through the exchange of over 2,300 messages.


The design process incorporated diverse visual elements, such as Iranian architectural columns, the form of a bird in flight, and the symbol of the sun, all intended to evoke a sense of movement, hope, and self belief. The base of the statue is made of a transparent material, reflecting light and image, inviting the viewer inward and creating an introspective experience.


Each statue is handcrafted and unique. Its production involves initial sketches, computer modeling, mold making, and the use of advanced casting techniques inspired by both dentistry methods and the traditional crafts of Isfahan.
More than just an artistic keepsake, this statue carries a message of self confidence and personal growth for the artists who receive it a symbol of Iranian art, and a tribute to effort, creativity, and culture.