A Clockwork Orange Book by Anthony Burgess (Farsi)
Additional information
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Material | Pottery |
| Style | Traditional |
| Occasion | |
| Culture | Iran |
| Origin | Iran |
| Product Type | Haftseen Set |
| Technique | Enamelling |
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Illuminate your Nowruz celebration with our captivating Haftseen Set Dishes, thoughtfully enhanced with an exquisite mirror for an extra touch of sophistication. Crafted to represent the seven symbolic elements of Haftseen, each dish becomes a unique canvas of tradition and elegance. The inclusion of the mirror not only elevates the set aesthetically but also symbolizes reflection, inviting introspection and new beginnings. Make your Nowruz festivities unforgettable with this blend of cultural significance and modern flair. Explore our store for a complete Nowruz shopping experience! Alongside our stunning Haftseen Set Dishes with Mirror, you’ll find a diverse array of accessories to enrich your celebration. From vibrant candles and intricately designed goldfish bowls to lush greenery and traditional items representing the essence of Nowruz, our collection caters to every aspect of this cherished occasion.
| Material & Techniques | Elegant pottery with exquisite Minakari (enameling) technique, showcasing Persian artistry |
|---|---|
| Theme & Occasion | A beautiful Haft-sin set, specifically designed for Nowruz, the Persian New Year |
| Aesthetic Appeal | A stunning blue set that adds a rich and traditional touch to your Haft-sin table |
| Craftsmanship | Handcrafted in Iran, featuring the intricate and delicate art of Minakari |
| Usage | Perfect for decorating your Haft-sin table during the Persian New Year celebrations |
| Condition | New |
|---|---|
| Material | Pottery |
| Style | Traditional |
| Occasion | |
| Culture | Iran |
| Origin | Iran |
| Product Type | Haftseen Set |
| Technique | Enamelling |
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