A unique and beloved part of the aghd ceremony is the sugar-rubbing ritual, where female relatives rub sugar cones (Kalleh Ghand) over a cloth held above the couple’s heads, symbolically showering them with sweetness and blessings for a joyful life together. This ritual is performed using a Kalleh Ghand and Ghand Shekan (sugar cutter) set, often chosen with elegant and decorative designs that complement the ceremonial Sofreh Aghd. These sets are cherished keepsakes and often include a matching Baleh-Boroon notebook for documenting the engagement ceremony. The Aghd ceremony is not only a legal union but also a poetic and emotional moment that blends tradition, symbolism, and the warmth of family — a beautiful reflection of Persian values and hospitality.
| Design & Style | Traditional Kaleh Ghand (sugar cone), an essential for Persian Sofreh Aghd. |
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| Set Size | Set of 2, in a large size. |
| Functionality | Symbolizes sweetness for the couple's life, used in traditional weddings. |
| Dimensions | Large size 42x17x16 cm, a grand and symbolic piece. |
| Target Audience | Specifically for engagement and wedding parties (Sofreh Aghd). |
| Weight | 4000 g |
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| Occasion | |
| Pattern | Floral & Nature |
| Product Type | Wedding Sugar Cone |
| Condition | New |
| Color | White |
| Style | Traditional |
| Theme | Persian |
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