Sizdah Bedar
I wish “growing green” was as easy as it is!
It is customary that "Sabzeh" is kept until the 13th of the Noroze, the day which is called Sizdebedar, and after then it will be thrown in nature.
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Sizdah Bedar
I wish “growing green” was as easy as it is!
It is customary that "Sabzeh" is kept until the 13th of the Noroze, the day which is called Sizdebedar, and after then it will be thrown in nature.