Get Out Of My Major Why Are In My Class? Get Out Of My Major Why Are In My Class? Get Out Of My Major

get out of my major why are in my class? get out of my major why are in my class? get out of my major why are in my class? get out of my major why are in my class? get out of my major why are in my class? get out of my major why are in my class? get out of my major why are in my class? get out of my major why are in my class? get out of my major why are in my class?

More Posts from Berry818 and Others

berry818

4 months ago

the need for glasses grows ever apparent :/

0 notes View Post

berry818

2 months ago

BOYS NIGHT, 15th March, Senate! bring your own booze! remember what happens in the senate stays in the senate ;). BOYS NIGHT BOYS NIGHT BOYS NIGHT

45K notes View Post

berry818

3 months ago

fighting to urge to grow out my hair very very long again. i know for a fact i look better with shorter hair but i love how long hair looks sometimes

0 notes View Post

berry818

2 months ago

who is kylie jenner?

1 note View Post

berry818

1 month ago

Cover of the 16th-century Persian poetry anthology, adorned with gold-on-black floral designs. The leather is worn, with visible patches of damage and a triangular flap partially covering the design.

Another illuminated manuscript page from the anthology, showing delicate Persian calligraphy in white on a gold and tan background with blue corner decorations and intricate floral accents.

Illuminated manuscript page from the 16th-century Persian poetry anthology. The page features flowing Persian calligraphy in white on a gold and blue background, framed by floral motifs and set against a speckled gold paper.

Front cover and flap of a 16th-century Persian poetry anthology, featuring intricate gold floral patterns on black leather, with wear revealing the underlying material. The flap is reddish brown with blue and gold corner decorations.

We're stunned by this beautifully bound anthology of Persian poetry, created in the 16th century!

Attributed to present-day Turkey or Iran, the manuscript features ornate gold detailing and pages painted with watercolor and ink. It contains poetry by Amir Shahi of Sabzavar (Iranian, born in Sabzavar–died 1453), Maulana Nur al-Din `Abd al-Rahman Jami (Iranian, born 1414 in Jam–died 1492 in Herat), and Nasir Khusrau (Iranian, born 1003–died circa 1066).

The pages are composed using qita’i, a découpage technique in which letters are cut from colored paper and carefully arranged on contrasting folios.

The full anthology is part of The Metropolitan Museum of Art's open access collection and available to view on JSTOR.

(1, 2, 3, 4)

692 notes View Post

berry818

2 months ago

320K notes View Post

berry818

4 months ago

Hey you. You're finally awake...

18K notes View Post

berry818

3 months ago

never mind now its just miserable and depressing. it needs to be summer

today was a rare day. i had fun in the winter because of the weather. seeing a forest covered in snow is something that has only happened to me a few times before, i got to walk on ice too which i have only done once before. the edges and more curved parts of the reservoir turned into little magical groves. the silence is also really nice. maybe this winter will be peaceful and kind. also interesting- the closer i got back towards people, buildings, cars etc it got noticeably warmer, but standing in the middle of a frozen lake is COLD! my mind went to how the brothers of the nights watch must feel going beyond the wall. i think if i got over hating the cold i would totally be ok in the nights watch.