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Join Our Vendor Community

Thank you for your interest in joining Pomexpo.

We are now accepting applications for our curated December Yalda Holiday Market in Manhattan.

Pomexpo is a curated experience, and each vendor is thoughtfully selected to create a balanced and cohesive environment. We aim to avoid overlapping products so every vendor has a strong opportunity to stand out and have a successful sales outcome.

Applications are now open. Submitting an application is the first step, and selected vendors will be contacted after review.

We look forward to discovering your work and learning more about you.

For any questions, feel free to reach out.

Hedi@pomexpo.com

Hearing your words means everything to us ♥️
This is exactly why we do Pomexpo, bringing people together, creating moments, and keeping our culture alive.

Videography by: @borna.nemati
Photography by: @amirpourmand
Floral design by: @lilyfetedesign

Hearing your words means everything to us ♥️
This is exactly why we do Pomexpo, bringing people together, creating moments, and keeping our culture alive.

Videography by: @borna.nemati
Photography by: @amirpourmand
Floral design by: @lilyfetedesign

Last week meant so much to us. We were honored to be featured in The New York Times @nytimes by @dibamohtasham who beautifully captured the heart of what we’re building with Pomexpo.

For the second year in a row, Pomexpo Norooz Bazaar in Manhattan brought together over 4,000 people in the Flatiron District. We welcomed everyone into a space that was more than a market—it was a place for our community to come together, to remember, to connect, and to hold a meaningful memorial for the lives we’ve lost on the path to a free Iran.

It may be easier to get together when everything is going smoothly. But this community stands by each other when it truly matters—through the hard times, holding each other closer, and not letting go.

This is what community looks like—showing up, sharing culture, and keeping the spirit alive. Thank you to every single one of you who came and supported us.

We hold in our hearts the lives that were lost for a free Iran, and we continue to hope for better days, for the people of Iran, and for a free Iran.

Photography by @amirpourmand
NY Times visuals by @ahmedgaaber
Videography by: @borna.nemati

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#pomexpo #pomexponyc #norooz

Last week meant so much to us. We were honored to be featured in The New York Times @nytimes by @dibamohtasham who beautifully captured the heart of what we’re building with Pomexpo.

For the second year in a row, Pomexpo Norooz Bazaar in Manhattan brought together over 4,000 people in the Flatiron District. We welcomed everyone into a space that was more than a market—it was a place for our community to come together, to remember, to connect, and to hold a meaningful memorial for the lives we’ve lost on the path to a free Iran.

It may be easier to get together when everything is going smoothly. But this community stands by each other when it truly matters—through the hard times, holding each other closer, and not letting go.

This is what community looks like—showing up, sharing culture, and keeping the spirit alive. Thank you to every single one of you who came and supported us.

We hold in our hearts the lives that were lost for a free Iran, and we continue to hope for better days, for the people of Iran, and for a free Iran.

Photography by @amirpourmand
NY Times visuals by @ahmedgaaber
Videography by: @borna.nemati

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#pomexpo #pomexponyc #norooz

Norooz Pirooz 🌱

At Pomexpo Norooz Bazaar in NYC, this year’s Haft Seen felt different, still full of meaning and new beginnings, but also holding deep emotion, memories, and hope for better days ahead. Every piece was chosen with intention, remembering the lives lost in Iran on the path to freedom.

Norooz reminds us that no matter how heavy things feel, life moves forward. Spring arrives, things grow again, and we’re given another chance to begin, each in our own way. For our people in Iran, we’re wishing from our hearts for brighter days ahead.

Thank you for being with us on March 14, coming together as a community, preparing, and choosing your Haft Seen pieces from so many beautiful vendors. Having over 4,000 of you there meant so much to all of us.

Special thanks to @lilyfetedesign and her team for creating this stunning and meaningful Haft Seen with so much care and dedication. Shoutout to @popileenyc for the beautiful and delicious nokhodchi, made with love.

Captured by: @amirpourmand

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#pomexponyc #pomexpo #Norooz #haftseen

Norooz Pirooz 🌱

At Pomexpo Norooz Bazaar in NYC, this year’s Haft Seen felt different, still full of meaning and new beginnings, but also holding deep emotion, memories, and hope for better days ahead. Every piece was chosen with intention, remembering the lives lost in Iran on the path to freedom.

Norooz reminds us that no matter how heavy things feel, life moves forward. Spring arrives, things grow again, and we’re given another chance to begin, each in our own way. For our people in Iran, we’re wishing from our hearts for brighter days ahead.

Thank you for being with us on March 14, coming together as a community, preparing, and choosing your Haft Seen pieces from so many beautiful vendors. Having over 4,000 of you there meant so much to all of us.

Special thanks to @lilyfetedesign and her team for creating this stunning and meaningful Haft Seen with so much care and dedication. Shoutout to @popileenyc for the beautiful and delicious nokhodchi, made with love.

Captured by: @amirpourmand

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#pomexponyc #pomexpo #Norooz #haftseen

Hi, I’m Nazanin Vaziri, a multidisciplinary artist and graphic designer based in Manhattan.

For over three decades, my work has been rooted in Persian artistic traditions, especially calligraphy. In recent years, I’ve been exploring calligraphy painting and sculpture, blending heritage with contemporary forms.

Norooz marks renewal and new life. Through my art, I try to express myself and our shared feelings, especially during this difficult time, while honoring our culture and identity and hope for the future.

Come say hi at Pomexpo Norooz Bazaar, I would love to see you.

@nazanin.vaziri

#pomexpo pomexpony #norooz

Hi, I’m Nazanin Vaziri, a multidisciplinary artist and graphic designer based in Manhattan.

For over three decades, my work has been rooted in Persian artistic traditions, especially calligraphy. In recent years, I’ve been exploring calligraphy painting and sculpture, blending heritage with contemporary forms.

Norooz marks renewal and new life. Through my art, I try to express myself and our shared feelings, especially during this difficult time, while honoring our culture and identity and hope for the future.

Come say hi at Pomexpo Norooz Bazaar, I would love to see you.

@nazanin.vaziri

#pomexpo pomexpony #norooz

Hi I’m Palwasha founder of Palwasha Spice. I’m deeply passionate about ethical spice production in Afghanistan and sharing the rich flavors of our culture.

I grew up surrounded by the fragrant spices in my mother’s kitchen and fell in love with cooking from a very young age. Those early memories shaped my connection to food and tradition.

Many people kindly call me the “Saffron Queen of New York City.” Through Palwasha Spice, I bring together generations of traditional knowledge with modern research and experimentation, sharing the magic of Afghan spices and creating moments of joy and connection through food.

I’m excited to be part of the Pomexpo Norooz Bazaar, to be with the community and welcome spring together. Please stop by my table and say hi.

@palwashaspice

#pomexpo #pomexpony #norooz

Hi I’m Palwasha founder of Palwasha Spice. I’m deeply passionate about ethical spice production in Afghanistan and sharing the rich flavors of our culture.

I grew up surrounded by the fragrant spices in my mother’s kitchen and fell in love with cooking from a very young age. Those early memories shaped my connection to food and tradition.

Many people kindly call me the “Saffron Queen of New York City.” Through Palwasha Spice, I bring together generations of traditional knowledge with modern research and experimentation, sharing the magic of Afghan spices and creating moments of joy and connection through food.

I’m excited to be part of the Pomexpo Norooz Bazaar, to be with the community and welcome spring together. Please stop by my table and say hi.

@palwashaspice

#pomexpo #pomexpony #norooz

Norooz is not just a new year.
It is identity.

A tradition that has survived centuries of change, struggle, and renewal.

In difficult times, keeping Norooz alive reminds us who we are, where we come from, and the hope we carry forward together. See you on Saturday, March 14 in Manhattan. RSVP required.

#pomexpo #pomexpony #norooz

Norooz is not just a new year.
It is identity.

A tradition that has survived centuries of change, struggle, and renewal.

In difficult times, keeping Norooz alive reminds us who we are, where we come from, and the hope we carry forward together. See you on Saturday, March 14 in Manhattan. RSVP required.

#pomexpo #pomexpony #norooz

Hi, I’m Milād Ahmadi, an artist, designer, and community organizer. I was born in Iran and grew up between Tehran, Dubai, and New York- a journey that has shaped how I perceive and envision the world.

Through my label, Haus of Milād, I create one-of-one and small-edition art, fashion and home accessories, using original textiles and carefully selected materials. My work serves as a loving vessel for personal and collective memories of what was, and dreams of what can be.

Being Iranian is intrinsic to my identity and practice . Much of what I create is rooted in history, hope, and the experience of living far from home, but carrying it within.

It’s a privilege to uphold and celebrate Norooz together this year as a united community, despite the tumultuous and tectonic nature of this Spring. I look forward to sharing my dreamscape with you at Pomexpo Norooz Bazaar. Come by and say hi!

@hausofmilad

Hi, I’m Milād Ahmadi, an artist, designer, and community organizer. I was born in Iran and grew up between Tehran, Dubai, and New York- a journey that has shaped how I perceive and envision the world.

Through my label, Haus of Milād, I create one-of-one and small-edition art, fashion and home accessories, using original textiles and carefully selected materials. My work serves as a loving vessel for personal and collective memories of what was, and dreams of what can be.

Being Iranian is intrinsic to my identity and practice . Much of what I create is rooted in history, hope, and the experience of living far from home, but carrying it within.

It’s a privilege to uphold and celebrate Norooz together this year as a united community, despite the tumultuous and tectonic nature of this Spring. I look forward to sharing my dreamscape with you at Pomexpo Norooz Bazaar. Come by and say hi!

@hausofmilad

Heritage Pantry & Co. is a mother and daughter dream that grew naturally out of everything we love most. Mina brings her culinary training from Le Cordon Bleu, where she studied both cuisine and pastry, along with years of experience working in kitchens across London and New York. Her mother brings two decades of experience in the art world as a gallery owner, with an eye for beauty, creativity, and storytelling.
 Together, we decided to blend our worlds. Cooking and art, tradition and modernity, memory and innovation. What started as family recipes and weekend kitchen experiments has turned into a collection of jams, chutneys, pickles and pantry staples inspired by the traditional flavors of the Middle East with a fresh, modern twist.
 We want every jar to feel like something special. Honest ingredients. Thoughtful flavor. A sense of home, heritage and creativity in every bite. Our goal is to share these flavors with more people through local markets and our online shop. Building this together as mother and daughter has been the most meaningful part of the journey, and we hope you can taste that love in everything we make.

@heritagepantryco

Heritage Pantry & Co. is a mother and daughter dream that grew naturally out of everything we love most. Mina brings her culinary training from Le Cordon Bleu, where she studied both cuisine and pastry, along with years of experience working in kitchens across London and New York. Her mother brings two decades of experience in the art world as a gallery owner, with an eye for beauty, creativity, and storytelling.
 Together, we decided to blend our worlds. Cooking and art, tradition and modernity, memory and innovation. What started as family recipes and weekend kitchen experiments has turned into a collection of jams, chutneys, pickles and pantry staples inspired by the traditional flavors of the Middle East with a fresh, modern twist.
 We want every jar to feel like something special. Honest ingredients. Thoughtful flavor. A sense of home, heritage and creativity in every bite. Our goal is to share these flavors with more people through local markets and our online shop. Building this together as mother and daughter has been the most meaningful part of the journey, and we hope you can taste that love in everything we make.

@heritagepantryco

Hi, I’m Melody Attarha, co-founder of Attarha Apothecary alongside my mom, Maryam.

My mom was born and raised in Tehran, and every year we’d go back to Iran to visit family, including my dad’s hometown of Ghamsar Kashan, a city known throughout Iran for its roses and the centuries-old tradition of golab giri, or rosewater distillation. We always came home the same way: luggage packed with special ingredients to cook our way through the year. Every meal and recipe we made with those ingredients carried a little bit of home in them, making them even more special.

Attarha Apothecary came to exist from our desire to share this ritual. Our small-batch rosewater and saffron water are designed for modern kitchens: Persian pantry staples that you can incorporate into anything from baking, cocktails, rice, or just experimenting with something new.

During these times, it means a lot to have the opportunity to gather and be part of the NYC Iranian community. We look forward to bringing something so close to our hearts to Pomexpo!

@attarha_apothecary

Hi, I’m Melody Attarha, co-founder of Attarha Apothecary alongside my mom, Maryam.

My mom was born and raised in Tehran, and every year we’d go back to Iran to visit family, including my dad’s hometown of Ghamsar Kashan, a city known throughout Iran for its roses and the centuries-old tradition of golab giri, or rosewater distillation. We always came home the same way: luggage packed with special ingredients to cook our way through the year. Every meal and recipe we made with those ingredients carried a little bit of home in them, making them even more special.

Attarha Apothecary came to exist from our desire to share this ritual. Our small-batch rosewater and saffron water are designed for modern kitchens: Persian pantry staples that you can incorporate into anything from baking, cocktails, rice, or just experimenting with something new.

During these times, it means a lot to have the opportunity to gather and be part of the NYC Iranian community. We look forward to bringing something so close to our hearts to Pomexpo!

@attarha_apothecary

Each piece carries our roots, our memories, and our identity.
Maison Moda brings beautiful, unique works of art that reflect culture and story.

In these difficult times for Iran, art becomes a way to express what words cannot.

Come by, meet Aida in person, and experience the work up close.

@maisonamadis

Each piece carries our roots, our memories, and our identity.
Maison Moda brings beautiful, unique works of art that reflect culture and story.

In these difficult times for Iran, art becomes a way to express what words cannot.

Come by, meet Aida in person, and experience the work up close.

@maisonamadis

Hi, I’m Nasrin. I’ve always believed Persian food isn’t meant to be rushed. It’s meant to be felt, cooked with patience, shared with love, and enjoyed slowly, the way we do back home. For me, cooking has never been about perfection, it’s about care.

Every dish I make carries memory, the smell of fresh herbs, the warmth of saffron, and the feeling of people gathering around a table. When I cook, I’m not just serving food, I’m welcoming people in and sharing a piece of home.

Persian food has always been a way for me to keep our culture alive and bring people together. Norooz especially is a time when food connects family, tradition, and community around the table.

In these difficult days, when many of us are far from our loved ones in Iran, I’m bringing a little taste of home to the Pomexpo Norooz Bazaar. I hope when you try my food, you feel that warmth and connection too.

@nasrinskitchen_nyc

#pomexpony #norooz #pomexpo

Hi, I’m Nasrin. I’ve always believed Persian food isn’t meant to be rushed. It’s meant to be felt, cooked with patience, shared with love, and enjoyed slowly, the way we do back home. For me, cooking has never been about perfection, it’s about care.

Every dish I make carries memory, the smell of fresh herbs, the warmth of saffron, and the feeling of people gathering around a table. When I cook, I’m not just serving food, I’m welcoming people in and sharing a piece of home.

Persian food has always been a way for me to keep our culture alive and bring people together. Norooz especially is a time when food connects family, tradition, and community around the table.

In these difficult days, when many of us are far from our loved ones in Iran, I’m bringing a little taste of home to the Pomexpo Norooz Bazaar. I hope when you try my food, you feel that warmth and connection too.

@nasrinskitchen_nyc

#pomexpony #norooz #pomexpo

Hamvatan (هم‌وطن) is often translated as “fellow countryman,” but it means much more than that.

Hamvatan is a quiet understanding between people who share the same roots.

The feeling when someone speaks your language and you instantly feel closer.

The smile when you hear a familiar song.

The comfort of seeing someone who carries the same memories of home.

A hamvatan might be someone you just met,
but somehow it feels like you’ve known each other for years.

Because being hamvatan is not only about where you were born.
It’s about what you carry in your heart.

The stories, the culture, the food, the laughter, the pain, the hope.

Especially in moments like these, we remember that we are not alone.
We have each other.

Hamvatan means we stand together, wherever we are in the world.

And this Norooz, more than ever, it reminds us that even far from home, our connection to each other stays alive. And with every new day, we keep that hope going Hamvatan. 💚🤍❤️

#pomexpo #pomexponyc

Hamvatan (هم‌وطن) is often translated as “fellow countryman,” but it means much more than that.

Hamvatan is a quiet understanding between people who share the same roots.

The feeling when someone speaks your language and you instantly feel closer.

The smile when you hear a familiar song.

The comfort of seeing someone who carries the same memories of home.

A hamvatan might be someone you just met,
but somehow it feels like you’ve known each other for years.

Because being hamvatan is not only about where you were born.
It’s about what you carry in your heart.

The stories, the culture, the food, the laughter, the pain, the hope.

Especially in moments like these, we remember that we are not alone.
We have each other.

Hamvatan means we stand together, wherever we are in the world.

And this Norooz, more than ever, it reminds us that even far from home, our connection to each other stays alive. And with every new day, we keep that hope going Hamvatan. 💚🤍❤️

#pomexpo #pomexponyc

My name is Bahareh Gharehgozlou, founder and author of the Bahareh Teaches Farsi book series. I was born and raised in Tehran, Iran, and I’ve been a language educator for over 15 years. I started my career with the goal of making conversational Farsi accessible, engaging, and joyful for learners of all backgrounds. My classes and books are designed to teach the language in a simple, structured, and meaningful way.

My mission has always been to contribute to a deeper appreciation of the language and culture of Iran. Persian culture is one of poetry and perseverance, celebration and resilience, and a cradle of civilization that has given so much to the world. At a time when our community carries the collective grief inflicted by the regime and continues to face its efforts to strip away and misrepresent our cultural identity, preserving and sharing the richness of who we truly are feels more important than ever.

Being part of the Iranian community in New York means so much to me. Norooz is a celebration of renewal, resilience, beauty, and cultural continuity. By gathering together and holding events like this, we carry our heritage forward with pride. To present my books at PomExpo Norooz Bazaar is both an honor and a responsibility: to help keep our language and culture alive and celebrate its warmth and depth with future generations as well as the rest of the world.

My name is Bahareh Gharehgozlou, founder and author of the Bahareh Teaches Farsi book series. I was born and raised in Tehran, Iran, and I’ve been a language educator for over 15 years. I started my career with the goal of making conversational Farsi accessible, engaging, and joyful for learners of all backgrounds. My classes and books are designed to teach the language in a simple, structured, and meaningful way.

My mission has always been to contribute to a deeper appreciation of the language and culture of Iran. Persian culture is one of poetry and perseverance, celebration and resilience, and a cradle of civilization that has given so much to the world. At a time when our community carries the collective grief inflicted by the regime and continues to face its efforts to strip away and misrepresent our cultural identity, preserving and sharing the richness of who we truly are feels more important than ever.

Being part of the Iranian community in New York means so much to me. Norooz is a celebration of renewal, resilience, beauty, and cultural continuity. By gathering together and holding events like this, we carry our heritage forward with pride. To present my books at PomExpo Norooz Bazaar is both an honor and a responsibility: to help keep our language and culture alive and celebrate its warmth and depth with future generations as well as the rest of the world.

Salam! My name is Afshin, aka DJ Lil Buddy. I’m an Iranian American DJ who started DJing 9 years ago out of a deep love for music. Over the past year, after becoming more involved with the Iranian community in NYC, I began incorporating Iranian music into my sets and launched my own event, @vatanexpress as an homage to my parents. I also DJ for @theclubjoon which has become a growing part of Iranian nightlife in the city.

These days, the music we play carries a deeper meaning. It holds our feelings for Iran, our love, our heartbreak, and our respect for the people we have lost. At the same time, it carries hope for the future of Iran, for freedom, and for the beauty of the country we all hold in our hearts.

Even though the Iranian community in NYC is smaller than in places like Toronto or LA, it is vibrant, welcoming, and deeply connected through culture, art, music, and language. In moments like this, music becomes a way for us to come together, remember, and keep hope alive.

Join us and feel the music, the memories, and the spirit of Iran with us.

@djlilbuddy

Salam! My name is Afshin, aka DJ Lil Buddy. I’m an Iranian American DJ who started DJing 9 years ago out of a deep love for music. Over the past year, after becoming more involved with the Iranian community in NYC, I began incorporating Iranian music into my sets and launched my own event, @vatanexpress as an homage to my parents. I also DJ for @theclubjoon which has become a growing part of Iranian nightlife in the city.

These days, the music we play carries a deeper meaning. It holds our feelings for Iran, our love, our heartbreak, and our respect for the people we have lost. At the same time, it carries hope for the future of Iran, for freedom, and for the beauty of the country we all hold in our hearts.

Even though the Iranian community in NYC is smaller than in places like Toronto or LA, it is vibrant, welcoming, and deeply connected through culture, art, music, and language. In moments like this, music becomes a way for us to come together, remember, and keep hope alive.

Join us and feel the music, the memories, and the spirit of Iran with us.

@djlilbuddy

The patterns, symbols, and stories of our culture are always with us. These days, as Iran goes through such difficult times, those connections feel even more meaningful. Each designer shows their love in their own way, carrying the culture and keeping hope alive.

East Beast was created to keep those cultural elements present in everyday life. Each piece is inspired by the beauty of our heritage and designed with intention.

Our pets are part of our family, and in a small way, they can also carry the love, culture, and memories that mean so much to us.

@shopeastbeast

The patterns, symbols, and stories of our culture are always with us. These days, as Iran goes through such difficult times, those connections feel even more meaningful. Each designer shows their love in their own way, carrying the culture and keeping hope alive.

East Beast was created to keep those cultural elements present in everyday life. Each piece is inspired by the beauty of our heritage and designed with intention.

Our pets are part of our family, and in a small way, they can also carry the love, culture, and memories that mean so much to us.

@shopeastbeast

My name is Taraneh, an Iranian American photographer and storyteller. Through my series Iran on Film, I document the beauty, complexity, and spirit of Iran from the perspective of someone raised in the diaspora, connected to the country through memory, family, and the limited time I’ve been able to spend there.

Photography became my way of holding onto a place that feels both distant and deeply familiar. Using film allows me to slow down and capture moments intentionally, small timestamps of a country whose future can sometimes feel uncertain.

As Iran goes through difficult times today, this work feels even more meaningful. Through this exhibition, I hope to share a side of Iran often unseen: the warmth of its people, the richness of its culture, and the spirit of everyday life.

Come by and say hi at Pomexpo Norooz Bazaar on March 14.

@plainntart

My name is Taraneh, an Iranian American photographer and storyteller. Through my series Iran on Film, I document the beauty, complexity, and spirit of Iran from the perspective of someone raised in the diaspora, connected to the country through memory, family, and the limited time I’ve been able to spend there.

Photography became my way of holding onto a place that feels both distant and deeply familiar. Using film allows me to slow down and capture moments intentionally, small timestamps of a country whose future can sometimes feel uncertain.

As Iran goes through difficult times today, this work feels even more meaningful. Through this exhibition, I hope to share a side of Iran often unseen: the warmth of its people, the richness of its culture, and the spirit of everyday life.

Come by and say hi at Pomexpo Norooz Bazaar on March 14.

@plainntart

VATAN.

A homeland is not just a place on a map.
It lives inside us.

Even when we are far away,
our hearts never really leave.

These days our thoughts travel back every moment, to the streets, the homes, the memories, the people of Iran.

When Vatan hurts, we feel that pain too.

But Vatan is also hope.
Hope that one day it will breathe freely.

So we pray for the innocent people.
We hold on to each other.
And we keep believing in freedom.

Because Vatan is not just where we are born
it is the place our hearts return to, again and again and again and again! 🤍🕊️✌🏼🌱

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#Vahatn #pomexpo #pomexponyc

VATAN.

A homeland is not just a place on a map.
It lives inside us.

Even when we are far away,
our hearts never really leave.

These days our thoughts travel back every moment, to the streets, the homes, the memories, the people of Iran.

When Vatan hurts, we feel that pain too.

But Vatan is also hope.
Hope that one day it will breathe freely.

So we pray for the innocent people.
We hold on to each other.
And we keep believing in freedom.

Because Vatan is not just where we are born
it is the place our hearts return to, again and again and again and again! 🤍🕊️✌🏼🌱

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#Vahatn #pomexpo #pomexponyc

Culture survives when it is practiced, worn, and passed on.

In times like these, holding onto our heritage becomes an act of quiet strength.

@saz_curated has gathered meaningful designs rooted in story and tradition, pieces that carry identity, memory, and resilience.

They are more than adornment.
They are remembrance.
They are connection.

This Norooz, we come together to honor what lives within us, our culture, our history, and the spirit that cannot be silenced.

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#norooz #pomexpo #pomexponyc

Culture survives when it is practiced, worn, and passed on.

In times like these, holding onto our heritage becomes an act of quiet strength.

@saz_curated has gathered meaningful designs rooted in story and tradition, pieces that carry identity, memory, and resilience.

They are more than adornment.
They are remembrance.
They are connection.

This Norooz, we come together to honor what lives within us, our culture, our history, and the spirit that cannot be silenced.

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#norooz #pomexpo #pomexponyc

The cypress tree — “Sarv” — has long been a symbol of strength and dignity in Iranian culture.

When its form bends in traditional design, it becomes the “Botteh Jeghe” known in the West as paisley. For centuries, this motif has represented resilience, grace, and fearless standing through history.

It carries the story of a people who have endured, who have stood tall, and who continue to create beauty even in difficult times.

You’ll find this timeless symbol woven into many designs, including these beautiful pieces by @lozzeecollection who will be joining us at the Pomexpo Norooz Bazaar. 🤍✌🏼🌱

The cypress tree — “Sarv” — has long been a symbol of strength and dignity in Iranian culture.

When its form bends in traditional design, it becomes the “Botteh Jeghe” known in the West as paisley. For centuries, this motif has represented resilience, grace, and fearless standing through history.

It carries the story of a people who have endured, who have stood tall, and who continue to create beauty even in difficult times.

You’ll find this timeless symbol woven into many designs, including these beautiful pieces by @lozzeecollection who will be joining us at the Pomexpo Norooz Bazaar. 🤍✌🏼🌱

Hi, I’m Moujan.

This Norooz, our hearts may feel heavier than usual. But for me, creating is a way to hold onto hope and to share where I come from.

Every piece I make carries its own quiet story. Before I became a potter, I spent years working with words. That love for storytelling still lives in everything I create. Working with clay feels like writing both require patience, attention, and the courage to sit with uncertainty.

The colors and glazes I’m drawn to reflect my Persian heritage. They carry small echoes of memory, movement, and belonging of being rooted in one place while growing in another.

As an immigrant, rebuilding life has required resilience in ways I never expected. Pottery has become more than a craft; it has been a way to steady myself, to create something lasting with my own hands, and to connect with community.

This Norooz, through clay, I share not just objects but stories of resilience, culture, and hope for renewal and change. 🌱

@thelittlestudio0

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#norooz2026 #pomexpo #pomexponyc

Hi, I’m Moujan.

This Norooz, our hearts may feel heavier than usual. But for me, creating is a way to hold onto hope and to share where I come from.

Every piece I make carries its own quiet story. Before I became a potter, I spent years working with words. That love for storytelling still lives in everything I create. Working with clay feels like writing both require patience, attention, and the courage to sit with uncertainty.

The colors and glazes I’m drawn to reflect my Persian heritage. They carry small echoes of memory, movement, and belonging of being rooted in one place while growing in another.

As an immigrant, rebuilding life has required resilience in ways I never expected. Pottery has become more than a craft; it has been a way to steady myself, to create something lasting with my own hands, and to connect with community.

This Norooz, through clay, I share not just objects but stories of resilience, culture, and hope for renewal and change. 🌱

@thelittlestudio0

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#norooz2026 #pomexpo #pomexponyc

As a community, we come together holding hands, carrying both remembrance and hope. Each sabzeh is tied with a soft white ribbon in quiet respect for the lives we have lost in Iran.

Every seed is being grown with hope for renewal, freedom, and brighter days ahead.

With heartfelt gratitude to the amazing @massi.angootii and @saeedeh.salehipour who are creating these with such generous hearts to bring the hope and beauty of spring to your Norooz. 🤍🌱

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#Norooz #pomexpo #pomexponyc

As a community, we come together holding hands, carrying both remembrance and hope. Each sabzeh is tied with a soft white ribbon in quiet respect for the lives we have lost in Iran.

Every seed is being grown with hope for renewal, freedom, and brighter days ahead.

With heartfelt gratitude to the amazing @massi.angootii and @saeedeh.salehipour who are creating these with such generous hearts to bring the hope and beauty of spring to your Norooz. 🤍🌱

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#Norooz #pomexpo #pomexponyc

This time, Norooz is an act of resistance.

📅 Saturday, March 14, 2026
📍 Manhattan (Flatiron District) 45 W 25th St, New York, NY 10010
⏰ 10 AM – 6 PM
🔗 RSVP required — link in bio

A New Day, rooted in culture, remembrance, and hope.

This year’s Norooz Bazaar is a meaningful community gathering in Manhattan, created with intention and care. We come together to honor our traditions, remember the lives lost on Iran’s path to freedom, and hold space for reflection and collective healing.

Inside the gallery, we’ve created a Memorial to honor those who lost their lives — a space for reflection, remembrance, and coming together. We stand with the survivors of Iran. At our Memorial Center, you can support a relief organization of your choice. 100% of donations go directly to the selected charity.

40+ makers, artists, and entrepreneurs
Haft Seen, culture, gifts, and shared stories (Our beautiful Haft Seen setup will be created by @lilyfetedesign
Live music, Persian tea, halva, and art installations

Get everything you need for Norooz — Sabzeh, Senjed, Samanou, Haft Seen decorations, and more.

📢 Free tickets on Eventbrite — RSVP required (link in bio). 🎟️

Invite your family and friends and help spread the word 🤍🕊️

We’re stronger together.

Amazing Music by: @benyaminjokarmusic

@afrart.gallery
@amoreartisanjewelry
@attarha_apothecary
@avajewelrydesigns
@avenoirco
@backhomebeer
@baharehteachesfarsi
@bibibakerynyc
@couleursny
@dana_cards
@feastbylouisa
@handshakemaine
@hausofmilad
@heritagepantryco
@jabeh.us
@lalehjavaherii
@lebas.nyc
@lozzeecollection

This time, Norooz is an act of resistance.

📅 Saturday, March 14, 2026
📍 Manhattan (Flatiron District) 45 W 25th St, New York, NY 10010
⏰ 10 AM – 6 PM
🔗 RSVP required — link in bio

A New Day, rooted in culture, remembrance, and hope.

This year’s Norooz Bazaar is a meaningful community gathering in Manhattan, created with intention and care. We come together to honor our traditions, remember the lives lost on Iran’s path to freedom, and hold space for reflection and collective healing.

Inside the gallery, we’ve created a Memorial to honor those who lost their lives — a space for reflection, remembrance, and coming together. We stand with the survivors of Iran. At our Memorial Center, you can support a relief organization of your choice. 100% of donations go directly to the selected charity.

40+ makers, artists, and entrepreneurs
Haft Seen, culture, gifts, and shared stories (Our beautiful Haft Seen setup will be created by @lilyfetedesign
Live music, Persian tea, halva, and art installations

Get everything you need for Norooz — Sabzeh, Senjed, Samanou, Haft Seen decorations, and more.

📢 Free tickets on Eventbrite — RSVP required (link in bio). 🎟️

Invite your family and friends and help spread the word 🤍🕊️

We’re stronger together.

Amazing Music by: @benyaminjokarmusic

@afrart.gallery
@amoreartisanjewelry
@attarha_apothecary
@avajewelrydesigns
@avenoirco
@backhomebeer
@baharehteachesfarsi
@bibibakerynyc
@couleursny
@dana_cards
@feastbylouisa
@handshakemaine
@hausofmilad
@heritagepantryco
@jabeh.us
@lalehjavaherii
@lebas.nyc
@lozzeecollection

They came, they loved it, and they’re coming back! 😍
We asked. You showed up. You loved it. 🥰
The Pomexpo magic is real ✨
Community, culture, and joy — all in one place.
Happy Holidays ❤️🍉🎄✨

Here is the list of the artists and entrepreneurs at the Holiday Yalda Market:

@afidot_de
@afrart.gallery
@ahoowear
@ahwestergaard
@amirpourmand
@avenoirco
@backhomebeer
@bibibakerynyc
@borna.nemati
@couleursny
@emmasfinedesigns
@feastbylouisa
@glassiebaddie
@golbargjokar
@halehj
@hereforcakes
@houseofleyli
@jabeh.us
@lalehjavaherii
@lebas.nyc
@lilyfetedesign
@louisashafia
@lumierevibe
@maloosdesign
@mentisestateevoo
@nafarimoda
@nuna_ceramics
@ozaizhome
@palwashaspice
@pomejoygram
@rafats.cookbook
@relic.jewelry
@roshanaanyc
@sag.nyc
@scentalesperfume
@simasoofiany
@shirinikou
@sooz_el
@splashqb
@sweet_dream_pet_baskets
@thecommunityboutique_
@therangarangshow
@whitemoustacheyogurt
@xerxes.jewelry
@zibaskincareco

They came, they loved it, and they’re coming back! 😍
We asked. You showed up. You loved it. 🥰
The Pomexpo magic is real ✨
Community, culture, and joy — all in one place.
Happy Holidays ❤️🍉🎄✨

Here is the list of the artists and entrepreneurs at the Holiday Yalda Market:

@afidot_de
@afrart.gallery
@ahoowear
@ahwestergaard
@amirpourmand
@avenoirco
@backhomebeer
@bibibakerynyc
@borna.nemati
@couleursny
@emmasfinedesigns
@feastbylouisa
@glassiebaddie
@golbargjokar
@halehj
@hereforcakes
@houseofleyli
@jabeh.us
@lalehjavaherii
@lebas.nyc
@lilyfetedesign
@louisashafia
@lumierevibe
@maloosdesign
@mentisestateevoo
@nafarimoda
@nuna_ceramics
@ozaizhome
@palwashaspice
@pomejoygram
@rafats.cookbook
@relic.jewelry
@roshanaanyc
@sag.nyc
@scentalesperfume
@simasoofiany
@shirinikou
@sooz_el
@splashqb
@sweet_dream_pet_baskets
@thecommunityboutique_
@therangarangshow
@whitemoustacheyogurt
@xerxes.jewelry
@zibaskincareco

Hi, I’m Amir. Photography has been my way of telling stories that matter — capturing raw, unscripted moments that shape our world.

With a background in documentary and photojournalism, I’ve spent the last 20 years behind the lens, preserving moments of human connection, culture, and everyday life — the fleeting yet powerful stories that define us.

I’m based in the DMV area but always ready to follow creativity wherever it leads. It was truly special to be part of the Pomexpo Holiday Market, capturing so many beautiful moments while being surrounded by an incredible community, warmth, and joy. My passion for art and storytelling keeps me inspired, and I’m excited to continue sharing my work, experiences, and perspectives with you all.

@amirpourmand

Hi, I’m Amir. Photography has been my way of telling stories that matter — capturing raw, unscripted moments that shape our world.

With a background in documentary and photojournalism, I’ve spent the last 20 years behind the lens, preserving moments of human connection, culture, and everyday life — the fleeting yet powerful stories that define us.

I’m based in the DMV area but always ready to follow creativity wherever it leads. It was truly special to be part of the Pomexpo Holiday Market, capturing so many beautiful moments while being surrounded by an incredible community, warmth, and joy. My passion for art and storytelling keeps me inspired, and I’m excited to continue sharing my work, experiences, and perspectives with you all.

@amirpourmand

Pomexpo Holiday Yalda Market was truly unforgettable. ♥️💫

First and foremost, a heartfelt thank you to each of our 43 vendors, this event would not have been possible without you. Your creativity, hard work, and trust truly brought this market to life. 🙏🏼

It meant so much to share the beauty of Persian culture in the heart of Manhattan, to welcome so many new faces experiencing Yalda for the first time, and to see such an incredible crowd show up with so much love and energy. 😍

Thank you to everyone who came out to support the community, your presence truly meant everything.

A huge shout out to @lilyfetedesign for the stunning floral arrangements and the iconic pomegranate towers ✨ incredibly talented, with such a big heart, and an absolute joy to work with. ♥️

Special thanks to my dear friend @amirpourmand for traveling from DC and delivering over 1,000 beautifully edited photos in just two days — a true master of his craft!! 🫂

A big thank you to @borna.nemati our amazing videographer, whose calm spirit and eye for detail captured such beautiful moments, you’ll be seeing a lot more of his work on this page soon! 🙌🏼

And of course, thank you to all of our volunteers — your energy, generosity, and big hearts made this event possible. @thecommunityboutique_ @your.persian.dietitian @azam.tala @ahwestergaard @mahnazzmousavii @farzanslm @paris_e_ @ida_pour @saghiaam @h_pariiisaaa_ @neginkeyhanfar
THANK YOU. 🫂♥️

A massive thank you to our DJ, Afshin @djlilbuddy who kept the energy flowing all day with incredible rhythm and music. Everyone loved his vibe, his attitude, and the atmosphere he created!! 💃🪩🎶

So grateful for every moment, every helping hand, and this beautiful community!! 🙏🏼♥️

Happy Yalda, everyone! 💫🍉

See you at our next event on March 14th in Manhattan ✨🫶

Pomexpo Holiday Yalda Market was truly unforgettable. ♥️💫

First and foremost, a heartfelt thank you to each of our 43 vendors, this event would not have been possible without you. Your creativity, hard work, and trust truly brought this market to life. 🙏🏼

It meant so much to share the beauty of Persian culture in the heart of Manhattan, to welcome so many new faces experiencing Yalda for the first time, and to see such an incredible crowd show up with so much love and energy. 😍

Thank you to everyone who came out to support the community, your presence truly meant everything.

A huge shout out to @lilyfetedesign for the stunning floral arrangements and the iconic pomegranate towers ✨ incredibly talented, with such a big heart, and an absolute joy to work with. ♥️

Special thanks to my dear friend @amirpourmand for traveling from DC and delivering over 1,000 beautifully edited photos in just two days — a true master of his craft!! 🫂

A big thank you to @borna.nemati our amazing videographer, whose calm spirit and eye for detail captured such beautiful moments, you’ll be seeing a lot more of his work on this page soon! 🙌🏼

And of course, thank you to all of our volunteers — your energy, generosity, and big hearts made this event possible. @thecommunityboutique_ @your.persian.dietitian @azam.tala @ahwestergaard @mahnazzmousavii @farzanslm @paris_e_ @ida_pour @saghiaam @h_pariiisaaa_ @neginkeyhanfar
THANK YOU. 🫂♥️

A massive thank you to our DJ, Afshin @djlilbuddy who kept the energy flowing all day with incredible rhythm and music. Everyone loved his vibe, his attitude, and the atmosphere he created!! 💃🪩🎶

So grateful for every moment, every helping hand, and this beautiful community!! 🙏🏼♥️

Happy Yalda, everyone! 💫🍉

See you at our next event on March 14th in Manhattan ✨🫶

Back Home Beer’s Yalda Queen II has arrived — a symbol of resilience, light, and hope.

This Saturday, December 13, she makes her grand entrance at Pomexpo… and we’re so proud she’s debuting with us. 😍🙌🏼

Come and get yours! Meet the amazing owner, Zahra — she’ll tell you all the stories behind this special brew. 🍉🍻

RSVP required — link in bio. 🌙✨

@backhomebeer

Back Home Beer’s Yalda Queen II has arrived — a symbol of resilience, light, and hope.

This Saturday, December 13, she makes her grand entrance at Pomexpo… and we’re so proud she’s debuting with us. 😍🙌🏼

Come and get yours! Meet the amazing owner, Zahra — she’ll tell you all the stories behind this special brew. 🍉🍻

RSVP required — link in bio. 🌙✨

@backhomebeer

I’m Borna a videographer and photographer who loves telling stories through a lens, especially the ones that bring us closer to where we come from.

I’ve spent half my life outside of Iran, but Yalda has always been that night that pulls me back home. The long darkness, the poems, the laughter, the pomegranates… it’s a reminder that even far from Iran, we carry our traditions with us.

Adjusting to a new place is never easy, but nights like Yalda make us feel connected again. That’s why being part of the Holiday Yalda Market feels so meaningful to me. It’s not just an event — it’s a space where we gather, celebrate our culture, and keep our stories alive together.

Excited to be part of this beautiful community and to capture all the magic on December 13. 🍉🌙

@borna.nemati

I’m Borna a videographer and photographer who loves telling stories through a lens, especially the ones that bring us closer to where we come from.

I’ve spent half my life outside of Iran, but Yalda has always been that night that pulls me back home. The long darkness, the poems, the laughter, the pomegranates… it’s a reminder that even far from Iran, we carry our traditions with us.

Adjusting to a new place is never easy, but nights like Yalda make us feel connected again. That’s why being part of the Holiday Yalda Market feels so meaningful to me. It’s not just an event — it’s a space where we gather, celebrate our culture, and keep our stories alive together.

Excited to be part of this beautiful community and to capture all the magic on December 13. 🍉🌙

@borna.nemati

When the weather gets colder and the nights grow longer, togetherness feels even warmer.
Join us on December 13 at the Holiday Yalda Market in Manhattan, let’s warm each other up with community, joy, and celebration. ♥️🌙

وقتی هوا سردتر می‌شه و شب‌ها طولانی‌تر، همدلیمون گرم‌تر از همیشه است.
۱۳ دسامبر در هالیدی یلدا مارکت منهتن کنار هم باشیم، بیایید با همدلی، شادی و جشن، دل‌های هم رو گرم کنیم. 🌙♥️

When the weather gets colder and the nights grow longer, togetherness feels even warmer.
Join us on December 13 at the Holiday Yalda Market in Manhattan, let’s warm each other up with community, joy, and celebration. ♥️🌙

وقتی هوا سردتر می‌شه و شب‌ها طولانی‌تر، همدلیمون گرم‌تر از همیشه است.
۱۳ دسامبر در هالیدی یلدا مارکت منهتن کنار هم باشیم، بیایید با همدلی، شادی و جشن، دل‌های هم رو گرم کنیم. 🌙♥️

Meet SAG: the glow-up of Iran’s forbidden Aragh Sagi.
Made from California raisins, crafted in New York, and guaranteed to spark stories.

Come grab yours at the Yalda Market on Dec 13 — it’s giving nostalgia, culture, and nothing but good vibes. 🥃✨

@sag.nyc

Meet SAG: the glow-up of Iran’s forbidden Aragh Sagi.
Made from California raisins, crafted in New York, and guaranteed to spark stories.

Come grab yours at the Yalda Market on Dec 13 — it’s giving nostalgia, culture, and nothing but good vibes. 🥃✨

@sag.nyc

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