Achaemenid Empire Bracelet, Pearls 
Luxury Khatam Backgammon Chips 
Elegant Green Termeh Table Runner 3pcs Set 
Traditional Persian Khātamkari Wall Clock - Hand-Painted Floral and Bird Design 
Bird of Paradise, Handmade 3d Wooden Calligraphy 90cm 
Persian Blue Serveware Set 
Jajim Handmade Qashqai Backpack 
Wooden Decorative Storage Box Mosaic Pattern 16 x 16 x 10cm 
Pomegranate Leather Bag 
Persian Immortals Pottery Sculpture 
KORSI SOFREH HAFT SIN DOLL
Handmade Korsi sofreh Haft-sin with grandpa and grandma dolls.
A Korsi or korsí is a type of low table found in Iran, with a heater underneath it, and blankets are thrown over it. It is a traditional item of furniture in Iranian culture. A family or other gathering sits on the floor around the Korsi during meals and special events, like Nowruz.
- Choose from red and yellow colours.
- H: 23 x 18 cm
Note: Some glued elements may detach during transit and can be easily reattached with glue.
nane sarma Haft seen
“Nane Sarma” and “Haft Seen” are both related to the Persian New Year celebration of Norooz.
“Nane Sarma” is a traditional Persian dish that is often served during Norooz. It is a type of herb and vegetable frittata made with herbs such as parsley, cilantro, and dill, and is often served with yogurt.
“Haft Seen” is a traditional Norooz table setting that features seven items that begin with the letter “S” in Persian. These items include Sabzeh (wheat or lentil sprouts), Senjed (dried fruit from the lotus tree), Seer (apples), Seeb (coins), Somagh (sumac), Serkeh (vinegar), and Senjed (dried fruit from the lotus tree). Each of these items symbolizes a different aspect of Norooz, such as rebirth and renewal, health and abundance, and happiness and prosperity.
In summary, “Nane Sarma” is a traditional Persian dish that is often served during Norooz, while “Haft Seen” is a traditional Norooz table setting that features seven symbolic items.
