#yalda

[parsabad]

Happy Yalda Night ❤️

Pomegranate is one of the symbols of Yalda night.

Yalda is the name of the longest night of the year in Iran. We Iranians celebrate this night. All families eat pomegranates, persimmons, nuts and watermelons on this night, people go to friends' and relatives' houses and stay awake more on this night, read poetry, talk and laugh with each other.

[appreshaeation]

[aquakat-draws]

Yo guys

It's Yalda night in Iran

HAPPY YALDA NIGHT TO ALL OF YOU💖

[teddypickle]

Rainy Wednesday - Winter 2022

[fullyfazed]

Happy Winter Solstice everyone!

From Yalda to Midwinter I hope no matter what you celebrate your night is full of light ☀️

[appleimps]

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[chat-dit]

Yalda mobarak ! ♥

[caesarinsalata]

𐏁𐎠𐎲𐏐𐎹𐎠𐎾𐎭𐏐𐎸𐎲𐎠𐎼𐎣

[شب یلدا مبارک :Shabe Yalda Mobarak]

"Happy Yalda Night!" 12/21

I wish you a long and happy life like Shabe Yalda, sweet as watermelon and fruitful as pomegranates!

I hope it's not too incorrect! I did EXTENSIVE research to attempt to get the right words as well as an Old Persian Keyboard to get the proper symbols. I wanted to try and do this justice, I apologize if anything's not in the right place or completely wrong 💦

My reasoning behind this:

Since I've been working on my Xerxes AU lately. I've been doing a LOT of research on Old Persian Empire history and looked up what their equivalent of Christmas/Winter Solstice was and found Yalda. So I just thought, since I'm incorporating a bit of real history in my AU, I figured Yalda made sense for a holiday/festivity to celebrate in the Xerxes World.

Xerxes is based off of ancient Persian Empire aspects, so I thought I'd commemorate the holidays with something.

In general, I love learning about other cultures and researching virtually ANYTHING and EVERYTHING. So, I wanted to show what I'm looking into and the work I've been putting into this AU.

Also I have a poll for you:

[kai-does-some-art]

Yalda mubarak on this feline friday

[wolfnowl]

Another new blog post for you: "Celebrating the Holidays!"

[tweedsmuir-library]

Winter Solstice

The Winter Solstice for 2023 will occur on December 21 at 7:27 PM Why are there so many Holidays and Holy Days at this time of year? Why do so many of them, especially in the Northern Hemisphere, seem to emphasize light, especially light in contrast to the darkness? Likely this is because of the Winter Solstice. Stonehenge, a Celtic monument built for the Solstices, perhaps as much as 5000…

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Yalda - Tavallodi digar (in Tavallodi digar, 2022)

[dhampyr-darling]

Was trying to make another Fall Sunrise cover and i ended up not liking this while i was inking so i decided that maybe slapping some color mid way would help. It didn't really but i worked too hard and long on it to just delete so have this silly wip. I liked her face the most out of it all.

Anyways, i love Yalda!!! 💖💖💖

[appleimps]

*squeaky toy sound*

[xxl1zardb3ansxx]

I should've posted this earlier but

Merry Christmas

you jolly old fools of Tumblr.

And happy Kwanzaa, Hanuka, Yule, Las Posadas, Diwali, Yalda, and other winter holidays! (Please tell me if I missed one, or if one is wrong, I want to be inclusive of you all!)