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Haftsin Goldfish Pottery

$69.00

Detail:

  • small bowl:6 Number
  • large bowl: 1 number
  • candle holders: 2 number
  • mirror.1 number
  • Material: ceramic

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Haftsin Goldfish Pottery

The mirror is a symbol of honesty, radiance, purity and clarity in different cultures, including our Iranian culture and customs.

The mirror in Haft sin is one of the most important pillars of this ancient tablecloth because the reflection of the image of the tableware in the mirror is a symbol based on having a life and a pure heart full of peace.

In addition, the presence of mirrors and candlesticks on the Haftsin table is inseparable and can not be replaced with other items.

One of the important factors in using a mirror on the Haft seen tablecloth is the reflection of the light of candles, which is a symbol based on the radiance and polish of our soul in the new year.

Set inspired by Persian design, handmade.

Detail:

  • small bowl:6 Number
  • large bowl: 1 number
  • candle holders: 2 number
  • mirror.1 number
  • Material: ceramic

Goldfish Pottery

Haftsin Goldfish pottery is a traditional form of pottery that is used to decorate the Haft-seen setting for the Persian New Year, known as Nowruz. The Haft-seen is a traditional arrangement of seven items that symbolize different wishes for the new year.

In traditional Haft-seen set, it is common to include a goldfish in a bowl, which represents life and the renewal of nature. These potteries are made in a variety of designs, but most commonly depict a goldfish swimming in a bowl, sometimes with other traditional Haft-seen elements such as Sabzeh or apples.

These potteries are typically handcrafted and are made of clay, then decorated with glaze or paint. They are usually small in size and it can be used as a decorative item in the Haft-seen.

Haftsin Goldfish Pottery is a popular souvenir among tourist in Iran and an important aspect of the Nowruz tradition, widely observed by Iranian communities and many cultures in Central Asia, the Caucasus, and the Balkan Peninsula.

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