#Persian New Year

[luminalunii97]

Happy Nowruz everyone!

May the new year bring you joy and prosperity in every aspect of your lives🪻

[thecrimsonbook]

happy nowruz 💚🤍❤️

(it's the persian new year)

[shirmirart]

Happy Nowruz! نوروز مبارک 🌷

[jerryhabibisource]

Jerry Habibi via Instagram Stories (03.22.2024)

[randombrowngirl]

Navroz Mubarak

[yandere-wishes]

nowruz mobarak نوروز مبارک

[makerofmadness]

Gingerbrave and I celebrating Nowruz :3 (took these pictures a few days ago/celebrating early)

the first pictures were taken at a party in [REDACTED but hey someone will probably figure it out it was a big event] but the others were with my family in an entirely different state so you don't even get to figure out where my family lives if you use the first images hahahaha (and it's not my immediate family either so-)

The first thing was at a museum so I also took some pictures at the exhibit is for Iranian stuff :3

I had Baklava for the first time here (Middle picture). The texture's a bit eh tbh, but I like the taste enough. Also the bottom left picture, I put marzipan on his face because I thought it looked funny ndjdndndndndd (like a snowman's carrot nose y'know-)

btw the bottom right corner on the menu, that's a manticore- or mardkhaar. I think it's from our mythology but I'm not a myths expert and the internet is uh. Weird and can't always be trusted with non-European stuff and basically gives you a different answer with every result for this one :'3

and at home we have the haft-sin! س (sin) Is a letter in farsi and ۷ (haft) is 7. Basically you need 7 things that start with س in farsi. You can have more though, my family does. And there's things that don't start with sin too, like the fish :3 they have other symbolism I think. Pretty sure they symbolize life or something.

(uh I can't think of all the objects off the top of my head and I need to wrap this post up and FaceTime my parents but uh- also yeah the eggs I think my parents said Christians probably stole the idea for Easter from Nowruz/from Zoroastrians [Nowruz comes from Zoroastrianism, like a lot of Iranian culture 'cus it used to be the dominant religion in Iran pre-invasion-)

(I can barely read so don't ask me what the book is hell if I know. It may not even be in Farsi tbh in which case I don't think even my family would've been able to read it but I know that my family has an untranslated ghoran somewhere snndnddndndn)

So uh sorry for rambling about that into the cookie run tag but yes I took Gingerbrave for a lot of enrichment last weekend <3 anyway in an hour is when Nowruz actually starts so I need to FaceTime my parents like right now-

edit: I was an hour off :'3 it's 11:06

[the-fandom-crossroads]

The Real World Origin of the Sabzeruz Festival! | Nowruz Holiday Special!

Happy Nowruz! Terry breaks down every reference to Iranian New Year's in this short break down video. Sumeru has a large number of cultures used as inspiration so don't be surprised if I do another video like this in the future! It will probably be Ancient Egypt next.

I'm currently working on a longer video about every Yugioh reference in Genshin. Which is why this is a quicker one. But I still hope I was able to cover everything.

[bita-bita]

Happy Nowrouz 🥰🥰🥰

May this year be kinder to us all people of the planet earth♡♡♡

First day of the spring; Let's celebrate growth and renewal 🌸🌿🐥🫐☀️ I wish you all a beautiful year filled with newfound hope, happiness, a healthy body and mind, true friendships, and growth♡

[yessfordor]

may the year be good for all of you!!! :3

[virgildraws]

Happy Noruz!!!

[mobarake]

Happy Nowrooz and Persian New Year to you all 💚

نوروز و سال نو مبارک همگی باشه💚

[storybookhawke]

نوروز مبارک

I don't have a haft-seen but I did wear new clothes today to celebrate the Persian New Year ;u;

(if you want to learn about it, disney has a nice video about the holiday)

[icantseemyreflection]

I'm celebrating Nowruz for the first time and would appreciate any advice or info on best ways to do it! Pls help me haha

[butterflyangel2002]

Beautiful flowers being prepared for Nowruz (Persian New Year) in Iran, 2022.

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[letsvisitpersia]

Nowruz means “New Day“ It is a holiday of spring and renewal, also known as Persian New Year.

Nowruz begins at the exact moment of the vernal equinox, commencing the start of the spring when night and day are of equal length.