Blue Tile Cushion Cover 45 x 45cm 
Oad Necklace 
Persian Traditional Cotton Blue Bloom Blouse 
Persian Lion Rhyton Lion Cup 
Sama L Cushion Cover 45 x 45cm 
Ceramic Letter "F" 
Interactive 3D Pop-Up Persian Folktales Bilingual Book Set - Persian English 
Persian Rug , Half Set 
Red Flower Earrings 
Golden Farvahar Wall Decor 
Set of 3 Mini Minakari Plates 
Persis Family , 30cm Hand Painted Decorative Ceramic Plate 
Yalda Night Bracelet 
Handmade Paisley Earrings 
Square Elegant Blue Termeh Tablecloth 
Pahlavi Crown Cufflinks, 925 Silver 
Persian Miniature Cushion Cover 45 x 45cm 
Qajari Ceramic Boot 
Minakari Enamel Wall Hanging Plate 25cm 
Persepolis Persian Man Gift Set 
Heritage Haft Sin Set 
Ceramic Letter D 
Yellow Tile Floor Cushion Cover 100 x 100cm 
Vaziri Leather Diary 1404 
Luxury Calligraphy Haft Seen Set 
HAJI FIROUZ NOWRUZ EGGS
- Handmade ceramic egg inspired by Persian art.
- Celebrate this Nowruz in style.
- Height: 8 cm
- Technique: Under-glazed painting.
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HAJI FIROUZ
Haji Firouz is a traditional character in Persian folklore who is associated with the celebration of Nowruz, the Persian New Year. Haji Firouz is a kind and jovial figure who is said to bring good fortune and joy to people’s lives. He is often depicted as a man with a long white beard and a red hat, and he is known for singing and playing music during the Nowruz celebration.
It is possible that Haji Firouz Nowruz eggs are decorated eggs that feature a design or image of Haji Firouz, or that are otherwise associated with this beloved figure from Persian folklore. However, without more information it is difficult to provide a more specific response.
Nowruz eggs, also known as Haft-Seen eggs, are a traditional part of the Nowruz celebration, and they are typically hard-boiled and painted with bright colors. They are often used as part of the Haft-Seen table setting, which is a special arrangement of items that symbolize different aspects of life and the natural world. The eggs represent fertility and the renewal of life, and they are typically placed on the Haft-Seen table along with other items such as garlic (to represent health), coins (to represent wealth), and wheat sprouts (to represent new beginnings).
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