Si-o-se-pol Bookends — Inspired by Isfahan’s 33-Arch Bridge

Bring a piece of Isfahan’s architectural heritage into your home.

These sculptural bookends are inspired by Si-o-se-pol (سیوسهپل) — the iconic 33-arch bridge of Isfahan, Iran. The design reinterprets the bridge’s distinctive arches, layered passageways, and architectural rhythm as a functional object for the modern home.

Designed as a pair, the two pieces frame your books from either side, creating the impression that your collection becomes part of the architecture itself. From the front, the recognizable arches reference the character of Si-o-se-pol, while the dimensional openings and recessed details give the piece depth from different viewing angles.

Rather than creating a literal miniature replica, Studio 1/1 transforms the architectural language of Si-o-se-pol into a contemporary bookend, an object that carries the memory of a place while serving a purpose in everyday life.

Each pair is 3D printed and made to order in the United States, allowing the fine architectural details and layered surfaces to remain visible as part of the object's character.

Available finishes:
Marble — warm white with subtle mineral-like speckling
Bone Brown — warm, earthy neutral

Perfect for bookshelves, home offices, libraries, and as a meaningful gift for anyone with a connection to Isfahan, Iran, Persian architecture, or Iranian heritage.

Designed by Studio 1/1 — Every Story, 1 of 1.