We knew that perhaps most of the graphic designers would love to work on the ها character in the word باهار. So we decided to eliminate its visual appearance and instead show the sound of ها (hā) as an audible/readable element in the middle of the word. In fact, hā is one of the most interesting melismas in folklore music (Tahrir in traditional Persian music). So we searched through the traditional music from the cultures that celebrate Nowruz and found great pieces within a vast region from Tajikistan to Azerbaijan. Once a nice hā was chosen from each music, it was cut out and an audible loop was created. The rest was all focused on typography, finding, and adjusting proper motifs and relative videos. They all had to create an honest representation of the music in question. However, all of the cultures that now we know better as individual countries were once called Iranshahr. After hundreds of years, they still share a lot of cultural characteristics and traditions, such as Nowruz. Our main intention in this project was to show how broad is the tradition of Nowruz and how meaningless is the political borders when we think about the common culture.