The Living and the Dead by Pierre Boileau and Thomas Narcejac (Farsi)
Additional information
| Weight | 800 g |
|---|---|
| Condition | New |
| Material | Pottery |
| Occasion | |
| Culture | |
| Origin | Iran |
| Color | Blue |
| Pattern | Nowruz |
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Elevate your Nowruz celebration with our Hand-Painted Pottery Haftseen Eggs – a quintessential accessory for creating a captivating Persian New Year table. Each egg is a unique work of art, meticulously hand-painted with vibrant colors and intricate patterns, symbolizing the essence of life and renewal. As a key element in Haftseen table decoration, these eggs serve as powerful symbols of new beginnings, enriching your festivities with cultural significance and artistic flair. Beyond their decorative appeal, each egg becomes a profound representation of life's beauty and the promise of a fresh start. Whether placed alongside other Haftseen elements or showcased as standalone pieces, these eggs effortlessly infuse your celebration with the rich heritage and artistic expression of Persian culture.
| Art Form & Design | Noghte Koobi design pottery egg |
|---|---|
| Material & Craftsmanship | Hand-painted clay colorful finish |
| Occasion | Nowruz Easter and various celebrations |
| Key Benefit | Colorful traditional piece of art |
| Usage | Home decor gifting and collecting |
| Weight | 800 g |
|---|---|
| Condition | New |
| Material | Pottery |
| Occasion | |
| Culture | |
| Origin | Iran |
| Color | Blue |
| Pattern | Nowruz |
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