AMOO NOROOZ CANDLE
Amu Nowruz, also known as Baba Nowruz, is a fictional figure in Iranian folklore. According to the folklore, he appears annually at the beginning of spring, together with his companion Haji Firuz, to mark the beginning of Nowruz, the Iranian New Year.
- Height: 15cm
Amoo Nowruz Doll
Nane Sarma and Amoo Nowruz are traditional dolls that are used as decorative elements in the Haft Sin table setting during the Persian New Year celebration known as Nowruz. Nane Sarma and Amoo Nowruz dolls are usually made of ceramic or other materials and are often brightly colored and intricately designed. They may depict historical figures, mythological creatures, or everyday people engaged in traditional activities. The dolls are usually placed on the Haft Sin table as decorative elements and may be given as gifts to friends and family.
It is not clear from your question what specific characteristics or themes are represented by the Nane Sarma and Amoo Nowruz dolls. Haft Sin dolls can vary in size and style, and they may be hand-painted or mass-produced. They may be made to represent a specific cultural or historical theme, or they may be more general in nature. Some Haft Sin dolls are designed to be collectible items and may be sold in sets or individually. Others may be more utilitarian and are intended to be used as decorations on the Haft Sin table. In either case, Haft Sin dolls are an important part of the traditional Haft Sin table setting and are often viewed as symbols of Persian culture and tradition.
