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Most of us humans see birds as a symbol of freedom or even a symbol of the future. The ability of birds to soar in the sky has made them desirable to humans who cannot fly without replacement wings.
Since ancient times, humans have considered birds as a sign of eternal life. Most stories and folklores say that birds are symbols of renewed life and often the passage of life and death. Many even consider birds as an idea and a plan for the future.
The bird pattern has long been one of the most used motifs used in Iranian art. Since ancient times, humans have paid attention to birds like other animals, and beliefs about each of these species have been common among different societies.
Many motifs of birds carry a symbolic load and have a special place in Iranian culture and literature. Symbolic concepts such as the victory of good over evil, happiness and good fortune, good news of spring, asking for fertility and asking for rain, as well as mystical and religious concepts.