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Can you tell us some of your fave blogs?! Or make your following public so we can follow them too 💕
Oooh there’s so many blogs I enjoy, but I don’t spend as much time scrolling now that I’m posting really often.
Here’s the short faves list off the top of my head, although there’s plenty I’ll probably kick myself for forgetting :
@cryptotheism @memories-of-ancients @jadedfadedalmostgone @zegalba @detailstodiefor @enchantedbook @nonalimmen and @rottenhysteria (my irl bestie with great taste)
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Iranian details in my bedroom, summer 2025
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Heriz Rugs woven in northwestern Iran circa 1900, from the website of Claremont Rug Company
Part of my research into depictions of oak trees in Persian rugs for my next Substack post
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Creative prompt #1: Imagine a folktale where mythical beings from two cultures you grew up with must guard the same natural resource, such as a fire, a tree, a spring, etc. Will they be collaborative, confrontational, playful or serious?
Create a piece of art, writing or music based on this.
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Backgammon in the bluebell woods
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The Dragon and the Simorgh
A short story I posted on Substack exploring the parallels between Celtic and Zoroastrian fire festivals through these two mythological creatures
#mine#iranian#persian#celtic#pagan#manuscripts#illuminated manuscript#medieval#witchy#whimsical#whimsigothic#Substack#writer#creative writing#poetry#poem
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How it feels to be from a culture with a fire festival
Moodboard for my next Substack post exploring the parallels between Beltane and Chaharshanbeh Soori
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Imagine a folktale where mythical beings from two cultures you grew up with must guard the same natural resource, such as a fire, a tree, a spring, etc. Will they be collaborative, confrontational, playful or serious? Create a piece of art, writing or music based on this.
Prompt from my latest Substack
#prompt#writing prompt#poetry prompts#mine#art prompt#mythical creatures#mythology and folklore#myths and legends#mythology#folklore#celtic#pagan#witchy#persian#iranian#illustration#Substack
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・1950s “ Christian Dior” crescent moon mini purse
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