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pārsa · scrapbook of pictures, videos, poems, articles and memories of my cultural heritage.






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Today’s Life and War Photography by Gohar Dashti.
*Click to see full set.

Today’s Life and War
Photography by Gohar Dashti.

*Click to see full set.

10:10 pm, by perses

The Carpet Merchant Jean Léon Gérôme (1887)  Minneapolis Institute of Arts
Stumbled on this lovely painting via Michele Roohani.

The Carpet Merchant
Jean Léon Gérôme (1887) 
Minneapolis Institute of Arts

Stumbled on this lovely painting via Michele Roohani.

09:48 pm, by perses1 note

Kiosk - Love for Speed (Eshgh-e-Sorat)

Power of love, or the love for power
Modernity or traditionalism…

(some of the subtitles are not accurate)

06:13 am, by perses1 note



 
Persian Princess by abdolrashidi:
A typical Iranian oil painting of the 18th Century. It depicts a Persian Princess decorated with jewelry and elegant dress. The make up is very much traditional Iranian. Look at the eyebrows, lips and chicks. The long hair dressing is also very traditional Iranian.

Persian Princess by abdolrashidi:

A typical Iranian oil painting of the 18th Century. It depicts a Persian Princess decorated with jewelry and elegant dress. The make up is very much traditional Iranian. Look at the eyebrows, lips and chicks. The long hair dressing is also very traditional Iranian.
12:21 pm, by perses5 notes

teapotify:

Farhad Moshiri

teapotify:

Farhad Moshiri


A scene of the story of Leili and Majnun as adapted/written by the great Persian romantic poet Nezāmi-ye Ganjavi (1141-1209 CE).

A scene of the story of Leili and Majnun as adapted/written by the great Persian romantic poet Nezāmi-ye Ganjavi (1141-1209 CE).


.هزاران دوست كم اند، يك دشمن زياد است
Thousands of friends are far too few, one enemy is too much.
persian proverb

02:04 am, by perses



All roads lead to Persepolis.
Via National Geographic (Photo by James Blair)

All roads lead to Persepolis.

Via National Geographic (Photo by James Blair)

01:39 am, by perses1 note