Haji Firuz is one of the oldest and most well-known symbols of Nowruz in Iranian culture. With his blackened face, red outfit, tambourine in hand, and cheerful songs, he appears in the streets every year near Nowruz, spreading joy and announcing the arrival of spring and the renewal of nature. Historical Roots The origins of […]
Amu Nowruz (Uncle Nowruz) is a legendary figure in Iranian folklore, deeply associated with Nowruz celebrations. He is often mentioned alongside Nane Sarma, symbolizing the change of seasons and the arrival of spring. In Persian oral literature, He is depicted as a kind old man who comes every year with the new year, bringing renewal […]
Nane Sarma or “Grandma Cold” is a mythical and folkloric figure in Iranian culture, symbolizing winter and cold. She is often portrayed as the counterpart to Amu Nowruz, the symbol of spring and renewal. Her story has deep roots in ancient Persian mythology and oral traditions. The Tale of Nane Sarma and Amu Nowruz The […]
