Flower blood

An extraordinary heroine whose father dies suddenly, leaving her with the responsibility of life at an early age. Her wealthy uncle raises her and her family, imposing harsh conditions and a difficult climate. She is fascinated by carpet-making, both designing and executing it, and becomes enthusiastic about it, devoting all her energy to it, until the patterns and colors become her obsession. Sailing against the tide because this is a man's job, she is forced to practice it secretly. She is forced to marry a wealthy businessman with a contract that is renewed monthly. She experiences violent conflicts between her beliefs and feelings and the imposed reality, in a desperate attempt to prove herself. A captivating novel that takes us back in time to the Middle Ages and in place to the enchanting city of Isfahan, following a wonderful external description of the scene of events and the movement of people there, their behavior and customs; and narrating events that we have never encountered in a novel before.