Noosheh jaan (sometimes spelled nusheh jaan) literally means: “may it be sweet for your soul”,”may it be a pleasure to your being”. Read More
Noosheh jaan (sometimes spelled nusheh jaan) literally means: “may it be sweet for your soul”,”may it be a pleasure to your being”. Read More
Love is universal. Saints or sinners, we all love. One way or another. Love really is the answer. As Hafiz (Persian poet Read More
Continuing with the Friday theme of Iranian centric photo posts, let’s look at some B&W photographs. This first one is of the Read More
Hi all. This is Jacqui — a lovely young woman I became acquainted with at The Herb Shoppe in Brooklyn — holding Read More
Last week I posted some choice vintage pix of a time in Iran that is by now a foregone conclusion. A few Read More
A plate of Quince Kookoo, A Qajar King, fruits and paisley Quince is a praiseworthy fruit unaccountably overlooked in the West but Read More
A Friday post calls for a fun post. So I thought I’d round up for you some images of Iran that have Read More
Is it too late to take stock of 2013 and reminisce about the past year? Are we over the newness of Read More
One of the earliest posts on Fig & Quince was a recipe for kookoo Sabzi, a very popular type of Persian Read More
My friend Mette (who hails from the magical land of Hans Christian Andersen) and I have a giddy, gushing love of Read More