Persian Flowers Pillows
what a f*cked up time to be alive white kitty cat (teal text) Pillow
by kittens give stitches / moonstruck crystals / kara pavlik
$28
Description: This lushly decorated oversize Sultanabad is a feast of gracefully defined, ethereal, organic forms and an exquisitely serene color palette. Curling fronds, flame palmettes, and radial blossoms are orchestrated like a visual symphony where every motif has its role to play in an extraordinary composition.
Description: A white furred Persian cat rests among vibrant hydrangea blooms, its soft coat glowing like a quiet moon against the lush cluster of petals. The flowers rise around it in shades of blue, pink, and violet, creating a dreamy sanctuary where the feline appears both regal and serene, as if crowned by a garden of living color.
Description: The field of this extraordinary rug is dominated by a single large flowering plant, probably a chrysanthemum, filling almost the entire field from the bottom to the arched top. A highly realistic effect is achieved by rendering both leaves and flowers in almost full-face position giving the weaver the possibility to represent them in great detail. Below, on either side of the main flower, appear smaller flowers, probably tulips. Interlacing leaf stems provide the transition from the field to the spandrels of the arch above.
Description: "Jonah and the Whale", folio probably from a Jami al-Tavarikh (Compendium of Chronicles), ca. 1400. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. An angel with vibrant wings assists the prophet Jonah seated on a large fish. The scene is set against a backdrop of waves and floral patterns.
Description: Graceful hyacinth blossoms rise in clustered spikes of lavender and violet, symbolizing spring’s arrival and nature’s renewal. Known as sonbol in Persian tradition, the flower represents beauty, fragrance, and the joyful spirit of Nowruz. Meaningful for those celebrating Nowruz and honoring the Haft-Sin tradition. A symbol of spring gatherings, cultural heritage, and hopeful beginnings shared with family, friends, and loved ones welcoming the Persian New Year. ABOUT THE ART © Tuesday, August 4, 2026, 2:13:13 PM Tracey Harrington Simpson
Description: Most days are better & brighter if you include kittens & flowers in them. : ) I drew this from a photograph I took long ago of one of our Cat kittens. Of course, in the photo he wasn't carrying daisies, but isn't that what is nice about drawing? you don't have to worry about what really is, anything is possible...
