FARVAHAR HAFT SIN SET

Description

Farvahar Haft sin Set inspired by Persian art.

In the book of Avesta and according to the belief of the ancient Iranians, Forouhar is a symbol of a force or part of Ahuramazda (the only God in the Iranian Zoroastrian religion), a force that has been pledged in the existence of man and all other creatures. According to this belief, Forouhar existed before the creation of all beings and after the death of the creatures of the universe, he continues to live in another world and remains eternal. The word was pronounced “forty” in ancient Persian; In Avesta it is pronounced as “Farvashi” and in Middle Persian or Pahlavi it is pronounced as “Farvahr”.

Detail:

• handmade in Hamedan.
• set of 7 plate, 2 candle holders and one mirror.
• Material: Ceramic
• Colour: Persian Blue

Haft-sin is an arrangement of seven symbolic items whose names start with the letter “س” pronounced as “seen” the 15th letter in the Persian alphabet.

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