Under the roof
The story
You are not buying a piece in isolation. You enter a story — then wear something built to endure.
01 · Why it exists
To carry four verified names of the Marwanid house as everyday metal: a capital, a river, a tribe, and a founding people — each finish a chapter, the RFID case the wall.
02 · Symbolism
Mayyafariqin · Zwart — the Marwanid capital · black, the closed city Tigrā · Brons — the Tigris · bronze, the river that held the land Çêharbuxtî · Grijs — the ancestral tribe (Çar Botan) · grey steel, the line of Bādh Dostikî Tribe · Blauw — Dustak’s people · blue, the founding name Cûzdan · Portemonnee — ten slots · RFID-blocking · 70 × 100 mm
03 · For whom
For anyone who wants a compact metal card wallet with a real name behind the colour — identity held close, unread until opened.
04 · The mark’s story
The Marwanids — also called the Dustakids — were a Kurdish dynasty of Diyar Bakr, from the late tenth century to 1085. Their capital was Mayyafariqin, today’s Silvan. Their river was the Tigris. Their founder, Bādh ibn Dustak, came from the Çêharbuxtî line; the name Dostikî still remembers Dustak, the father of that house. ARKAION Marwanid Wallets takes those four facts and puts them in the hand. The case is a closed metal square — 70 × 100 mm, 2.75 × 3.93 inches — ten accordion slots, RFID-blocking by design. Anti-scan is the modern wall: a card can sit in the dark of the case the way a city sat behind Mayyafariqin’s stone. Nothing is read unless you open it. Mayyafariqin · Zwart is the capital in black — the night series, the closed lid, the city named first. Tigrā · Brons is the river in bronze — Tigris earth, the route that fed Diyar Bakr. Çêharbuxtî · Grijs is the ancestral tribe in steel-grey — Çar Botan, the line Bādh inherited. Dostikî Tribe · Blauw is the founding name in blue — Dustak’s people, still spoken as Doskî in Badînan. You do not wear a chronicle. You carry a citadel. The history is the reason the metal is named; the wallet is how the name is used. Four finishes. One measure. Built to endure.
















