#whispering grass

[ira-scargeear]

A new outfit is available, and this is Medieval Uzbek outfit with Persian influence. Uzbek signature crown that can be seen on many of their period portraits. I remember creating vector drafts of this crown for Victor Zavadsky, so he ordered laser cutting several of them out of brass and gave this one to me. The design is based on the finest Uzbek jewelry showcased in a museum. I added a lot of turquoise gems, so favored on the whole Middle East. Also I used finest fabrics made of cotton which has been cultivated in Uzbekistan for centuries and became their national plant.

Purchase: https://wgrass.org/Shop#!/Outfits/c/110123551

[gattogrigiobjd]

Pink. by Nadine Via Flickr: Whispering Grass Shparko Lizards

[weepingfoxfury]

Abandoned in a car park in the shiny metropolis ... brought home and released into the woolly wilds ... UnPerra is Ambrose the Rock's mostly silent confidant ... what passes between them stays between them and becomes the whispering of the grass in the wind ... I listen most days but am mostly none the wiser ...

[pizzaback]

all my bjds so far ❤️ feat byrd who always needs to be the center of attention

from left to right: dollzone wendy, hujoo nano rabi, aridabjd cat girl, aridabjd cat, and my newest doll, whispering grass manuna mouse 🐭🥰

[nebuloidbjd]

Single shot of my beloved Constantine ~

[musumeadventures]

New month is here, and a new interview arrives! This time I interviewed the talented @ira-scargeear from Whispering Grass. As always, it is in English and Spanish, and all photos where used with permission.

Read at my blog: http://bit.ly/WhisperingGrassInterview

Please do not repost! Share the link, and if you want to translate it to another language, ask me first.

[truebjdconfessions]

That iplehouse Carina rocks that unibrow. Good god it's amazing

~Anonymous

[ira-scargeear]

Morgana le Fay outfit, made to order. Renaissance outfits were such a pain to wear. Metallic fabrics scratched the skin, and the outfits were additionally starched to protect the fabric from wearing, which also added to their roughness. The hats and the collars had a lot of supporting stuff inside them, like wire, stiff leather, horse hair from mane and tail, and so on. Huge skirts were supported with wire circles, and you had to be skilled to walk and sit in them. Not to mention the corsets that had steel bones at that time! All that grandeur had to showcase the wealth and to impress the folk. I participated in LARP hobby, but eventually moved to dolls, so they would wear the clothes instead of me 🤣 They don't get uncomfortable, don't get tired and don't object!