Evil-Eye Enchantment HaftSin Set The “Evil Eye Tableware Set” is a unique and elegant dinnerware collection featuring an intricate “evil eye” pattern. This traditional symbol is believed to ward off negative energy and bring good luck to the household. The set includes plates, bowls, and cups, all adorned with striking designs. It is perfect for those looking to add a touch of style and cultural significance to their dining table. The set is fully handmade made. The bold and vibrant colors of the “evil eye” pattern are sure to make a statement at Nowruz. This dinnerware set is a great...
Evil-Eye Enchantment HaftSin Set
The “Evil Eye Tableware Set” is a unique and elegant dinnerware collection featuring an intricate “evil eye” pattern. This traditional symbol is believed to ward off negative energy and bring good luck to the household. The set includes plates, bowls, and cups, all adorned with striking designs. It is perfect for those looking to add a touch of style and cultural significance to their dining table.
The set is fully handmade made. The bold and vibrant colors of the “evil eye” pattern are sure to make a statement at Nowruz.
This dinnerware set is a great gift for any occasion, for those who are interested in incorporating cultural elements into their home decor, or for anyone looking for a unique and eye-catching addition to their dining table.
Due to the handcrafted nature of the set, the sizes may vary slightly. To preserve the quality of the set, it is recommended to hand wash only.
Details
- Small bowl size: D 10 cm H 3.5cm
- The diameter of the middle plate: D 20 cm
- Mirror: 28×21 cm
- Technique: Subglaze
- Material: Ceramic
- Mirror material: wood with desktop stand
- Artist: Reza Narimany
Haft Sin bowls
Haft Sin bowls are traditional bowls that are used as part of the Haft Sin table setting during the Persian New Year celebration known as Nowruz. The Haft Sin table includes seven items that start with the Persian letter “sin”, as well as other traditional items such as candles, flowers, and pastries. Some common items that may be placed in Haft Sin bowls include sprouts or grains (symbolizing rebirth and renewal), a sweet pudding made from the wheat germ (symbolizing affluence), dried fruit (symbolizing love), garlic (symbolizing medicine), apples (symbolizing health and beauty), sumac berries (symbolizing the sunrise), and vinegar (symbolizing age and patience).
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