The sun is illuminating the lands and spring is unfurling over them with the coming of the new year. With it we want to showcase the arts have spanned thousands of previous equixones: handicrafts. Join #SeeYouinIran Cultural House for “Norooz Market” for a selling of Iranian handicrafts by local artists. It will feature the herbal products of YAO, the travel goods of FaFa Coral Island, the handmade wooden home designs of Kalaf, the delightful home goods of Arang, the indigenous art promoting crafts of See You in Iran’s own Baluch-themed IndiCraft and Iranians sweets and desserts. Join us for our Norooz Market from March 8th till the 9th beginning at 11:00 and ending at 21:00 at the See You in Iran Hostel.
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Nowruz means New (No) Day (Rouz)
“In the Persian language, Nowruz means No (new) and rouz (day). It means new day, symbolising new life, new beginnings. Every year, Nowruz coincides with the start of spring and traditionally celebrates the rebirth of nature. It also coincides with the spring equinox… The celebration is now embedded in the Iranian culture, but the roots can be traced back 3,000 years, to traditions from the Zoroastrian religion. Zoroastrianism, an ancient Iranian religion that respected fire, was once the state religion of Ancient Iran. Zoroaster is the founder of Zoroastrianism. He was a prophet known for the book Avesta. The slogan of their religion was “Good Thoughts, Good Words, Good Deed.” – Seymat, Thomas. “Everything you need to know about Nowruz, the New Year for many.”