My haft-sin tablecloth in Noroz

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My haft-sin tablecloth in Noroz sent on November 11, 2015 (8:20) by Sangroudi. 0 comments, 673 views.

1/20 f/3.2, ISO 800, Babol and East Kardi kola, Iran.

Noroz is Iranian (and some nations which were a part of Grand Iran but now isolated from us like Afghanestan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and et al. )new year holiday that we use haft-sin like your Pine Easter.In Haft-sin we Use seven things that start with"S" (?) in persian (our language). Like apple that we name it ???", Vinegar "????", Sea-buckthorn "????", Garlic "???", Brunette "????" and Coin "???".all of them are symble and a hope. like coin is a hope of taking money in new year or Brunette as a symble of Succulence and Liveliness and other.

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