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Haftseen Painted Egg for Iranian Nowruz Celebration – Floral Model (Pack of 2)

€33.00
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Product Type
Decorative Painted Egg
Origin
Iran
Material
Pottery
Pattern
Floral & Nature
Boyutlar
11 x 6 x 11 cm
Ağırlık
500 g (1.10 lb)
Delivery date
Kas 19 — Kas 26

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Haftseen Painted Egg for Iranian Nowruz Celebration – Floral Model (Pack of 2)

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The Haftseen Painted Egg for Iranian Nowruz Celebration features a beautifully decorated floral design, making it a vibrant and symbolic addition to the traditional festivities. As part of the Haftseen table, which is set up to mark the Persian New Year, these eggs represent fertility and renewal, reflecting the themes of new beginnings that Nowruz celebrates. Each egg in the pack is carefully hand-painted, ensuring that each piece is unique and made with attention to craftsmanship. The floral design, often inspired by Persian art, embodies a sense of elegance and timeless beauty, making these eggs not only a meaningful symbol but also a stunning decoration for the holiday. Whether placed on the Haftseen table or displayed as part of the celebration, these eggs enhance the atmosphere with their artistic charm.

Genel görünüm

Material & Quality

Clay, hand-painted with floral patterns

Design & Theme

Colorful flowers, pack of 2

Best Use Case

Charming addition to Haft-Sin and decor

Occasion

Great for Nowruz and gift-giving

Care & Maintenance

Keep away from moisture; handle with care

Ek bilgi

Ağırlık 500 g
Boyutlar 11 × 6 × 11 cm
Condition

New

Pattern

Floral & Nature

Material

Pottery

Product Type

Decorative Painted Egg

Occasion
Origin

Iran

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