Celebrating Persian New Year, Happy نوروز (Nowruz) 🌸✨

In Persian, “Persian New Year” is called نوروز (Nowruz).نور (now) = newروز (ruz) = daySo it literally means “New Day.”It marks the first day of spring and the beginning of the Iranian calendar 🌸✨Here I am demonstrating my family’s Haft-Seen (هفت‌سین)A Haft-Seen (هفت‌سین) traditional table setting for Nowruz (Persian New Year). The Haft-Seen table represents new beginnings, hope, and balance for the new year. Families gather around it at the exact moment of spring.The 7 S’s include to following symbolic items:Sabzeh (سبزه) – wheat barley or lentil sprouts → rebirth Samanu (سمنو) – sweet pudding → affluenceSenjed (سنجد) – dried fruit of Oleaster tree → loveSír (سیر) – garlic → medicineSeeb (سیب) – apple → beauty & healthSomāq (سماق) – sumac → sunrise Serkeh (سرکه) – vinegar → aging & patienceWe also included other common items : A Mirror (cleanness and honesty)Candles (happiness)Coins (wealth)Painted eggs (fertility)A book (Quran or poetry by Hafez)Rosewater(magical cleansing powers)Happy نوروز (Nowruz) 🌸✨Follow me on instagram and tikTok @ : coffeewithpattipod