The year 2025 is all about “Mocha Mousse”, Pantone’s Color of the Year, and the Chinese Year of the Snake. These two elements influence not only fashion and design but also culture and spirituality. In this post, we will explore the meaning of Mocha Mousse, dive into the symbolism of the Year of the Snake, and celebrate the Persian New Year, Nowrooz, with my Haft Sin impressions for 2025 هفت سین ۱۴۰۴. Watch my Video on Instagram!
Eydet Mobarak! Sale No Mobarak! Happy Nowrooz 😍 Welcome to the new Persian year 1403. May the new year be full of health, joy, love, and success for you. Like every year, I show you my Haft Sin impressions 2024 هفت سین ۱۴۰۳. Watch my video on Instagram
Norooz is coming, and we are all and about preparing for our Persian New Year celebration. To keep the children occupied and bring some Norooz spirits, I created a free Norooz Haft Sin Freebie for you and your kids to set up. Crafting with children is a lovely pastime. Enjoy!
This year Nowrooz is overshadowed by the violence against the people of Iran. We do not feel like celebrating this year, so I have designed my Haft Sin in the sign of peace. I have directed my peace sign on porose facing upwards, as the tree growing upwards stands for life and its new beginning, hoping for a new Beginning in Iran. The tree pointing downwards, as we know it from the Peace sign, means death or the end. I placed six wooden bowls with Samanoo, Sumach, Sekeh, Senjed, Sir, and Sib around my Sabzeh. I have explained the meaning of the symbols in this post. Flowers and candles in the trend color “Viva Magenta” are placed in vases and on glass and wooden chandeliers. I hope you like my Haft Sin Impressions 2023 هفت سین ۱۴۰۲. Watch Video on Instagram
Sofreye Haft Sin Sofreh is a Persian tablecloth. On this tablecloth 7 symbolic elements are dished up for Norooz our Persian New Year, which begin with the letter “S” in Farsi. The number seven is a sacred number. Watch Video on Instagram
Sabzeh is a symbol of spring, a part of the Haft Sin for Norooz and symbolizes vivacity, liveliness and the beginning of new life, bursting from the seeds. Today I’ll show you how to start growing your own Sabzeh for Norooz, or Easter Grass for Easter, from lentils or wheat. We grow Sabzeh from different seeds some grow it from lentils, others from barley or mung beans. I like to grow Sabzeh from wheat seeds as to my eyes the green of wheat grass looks beautiful. Watch daily the seeds turn into beautiful green grass. You can grow Sabzeh Norooz Sprouts with or without soil. I’ll show you the version without soil. You will need some time in advance and should start 10 – 14 days before Norooz or Easter. Watch Video on Instagram
