Pomegranate
Iran

In Persian, pomegranate is known as anar. In a relief from Persepolis, Darius the great is holding a pomegranate flower with two buds. This Achaemenid king is accepting the representatives of all the subordinate lands of Great Iran to his presence, while holding a large flower in his hand as a sign of peace and friendship.

Pomegranate is a symbol of fertility, blessing and favor in Iranian belief. Pomegranate is sacred in Zoroastrian religion and Zoroastrians used it in their religious rituals. The yellow color of the pomegranate stamens symbolizes the sun and light.
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