Caravanserai
Joumana MedlejAn artist lighting her way through dark times by relearning forgotten art practices and natural ways.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 58 | Subscribers | Read | majnouna.substack.com |
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Quest for Lost Dyes
This post has ended up shorter than I intended, as I started work on it while juggling a move to Oxford for the rest of the year. I’m here on a Visiting Research Fellowship in Creative Arts at Merton College and since I arrived, I have been...
Heavenly Figures 6
The Arabic name for the planet Jupiter is al-Mushtari, the name of an Arabian god personifying this highly visible planet. Al-Mushtari granted wealth, protection and growth, and was the patron deity of merchants.
Heavenly Figures 5
Mirrikh or Marrikh was originally a fierce underworld deity probably descended from the Babylonian god Nergal, with whom he also shared the attributes of fire, the desert and the planet Mars. The etymology of mirrīkh is not clear1, but he w...
The Quest for Cornflower Blue
This post is adapted from a recent and rather interminable twitter thread I made, which went viral to the point I found myself my discussing the topic live on Radio New Zealand yesterday.
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Artist and author specialised in early Arabic calligraphy and in historical/natural materials. Beirut-London transplant. Contemplative. Earth lover, plastic-free, slow living.
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