The artwork incorporates elements central to Nowruz traditions, such as the haft-sin table, a display of seven symbolic items each beginning with the Persian letter “sin”. These are sprouts ...

Central to Nowruz celebrations is the “Haft-Seen,” a symbolic table featuring seven items that start with the letter “s” in Farsi, each representing positive attributes for the new year. These include ...

Nowruz in Iran is synonymous with the Haft Sin table and lively traditions like Chaharshanbe Suri. Iranian celebrations are steeped in rituals that emphasize family gatherings, community ...

Celebrated on the vernal equinox, Nowruz traditions include cleaning the house (doable), setting the haftseen table (possible), and visiting friends and family (only virtually!) In order for you to ...

The Holy Quran also has a special place on the table. And let's not forget the goldfish which is a favorite, especially among children. Nowruz festivities culminate in Sizdebedar, which falls on ...

Traditionally, one of the most important symbols of the day is the “haft sin.” The haft sin is a table that, for the day of and days surrounding Nowruz, becomes home to items in Persian culture that ...

New Year in Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, India, Iran, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Turkey, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan is celebrated on March 21 ...

A Persian New Year (Nowruz) table design. The various objects on the table represent something about the New Year. Source: Moment RF / Hillary Kladke/Getty Images ...