Handmade Ceramic Haft Sin
Iranians spread the Nowruz Haft Sin table on the ground or the table during Nowruz. During the delivery of the year, family members and relatives gather around the table (Nowruz Haft Sin). Some families keep this table until the 13th of Nowruz, and then at the end of this period, they hand over the greens.
Setting the Haft sin table is one of the most famous customs of Nowruz. On this table, they put things whose names start with the letter Sin, Persian, have vegetable roots, are edible, not compound nouns, and are beneficial for the body.
The art of pottery in Iran has been considered due to various economic, cultural, and to some extent religious aspects from the distant past and has evolved in each period with the political situation of the region and the country. Pottery samples discovered from the ancient sites of Iran show this art with culture, economics, and religion on the one hand and the personal and ethnic taste of potters on the other.
Pottery is a symbol of social life and human civilization, and each land and nation, according to its customs and tastes, has used special symbols, shapes, and decorations to make pottery appear.
Placing decorative pottery or ceramics on the wall, table, or inside glass cabinets, shelves, and living room can create a very stylish and beautiful view. So here you can see pictures of different types of decorative pottery for use in the interior of the house and while modeling for your home design, enjoy watching these beautiful handicrafts.
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