Yuugi carrying her way-too-drunk GF. Poor Parsee…

Yuugi Hoshiguma, Suika Ibuki, Parsee Mizuhashi, Satori Komeiji, Rin Kaenbyou and Utsuho Reiuji - Hopeless Masquerade.

Yuugi Hoshiguma also appears during the endings. To view the pictures, please check /post/630436549454102528/ under the description.

Yamame Kurodani is actually present too in Hopeless Masquerade, but she's not very visible as she is hidden behind the player's healthbar.

no new art lately pls accept this parsee sketch

Mehernosh, a pallbearer - the person in charge of carrying the dead body at a funeral - walks away from one of the two functioning towers of silence in Karachi. A tower of silence, known as dakhma, is a circular structure built by Zoroastrians for excarnation - that means the exposure of human corpses to the elements for decomposition - in order to avoid contamination of the soil and other natural elements by the decomposing dead bodies. Carrion birds, usually vultures (though no longer in Karachi…) and other scavengers, consume the flesh. Skeletal remains are gathered into a central pit where further weathering and continued breakdown occurs. In this dakhma, reflective mirrors have been fitted inside the tower of silence to increase the heat and help the body decomposing faster. Karachi, a city of 20 millions, has 800 Zoroastrians known as Parsees, 70% of them are above the age of 70 years old.

Matthieu Paley

Favorite curry.

Green-eyed monster Parsee

"Guh... huh... uurrruuuuuuuooopppp..."

She's really not a fan of this trend of fattening up the blondes of Gensokyo-

東方27 - 水橋パルスィ/Mizuhashi Parsee

An illustrated Videvdad Sadah

Yazd, Iran; 1647 Copied by Mihrbān son of Anūshīrvān son of Bahrām Shāh Source: The British Library

"Burjorji Ashburner was a successful Bombay merchant, a Freemason, and a member of the Bombay Asiatic Society. He was also a member of the Committee of Management for one of the most important Zoroastrian libraries in Bombay, the Mulla Firuz Library and made a special point of having copies made of some of the rarer items. In April 1864 Burjurji wrote offering some 70 to 80 volumes as a gift to the Royal Society, London, promising to add additional ones:

In the course of antiquarian researches...with special reference to the Parsee religion, I have had the good fortune to obtain some valuable ancient manuscripts in Zend, Pehlui, and Persian. I do not wish to keep to myself what may be useful in the literary world. [1]

His collection consisted of standard Arabic and Persian works in addition to nineteen specifically Zoroastrian manuscripts in Persian, Avestan and Pahlavi. A number of Bujorji’s manuscripts came originally from Iran. The oldest is an illustrated copy of the Videvdad sādah which was copied in Yazd, Iran, in 1647. Whereas Zoroastrian manuscripts are generally unillustrated except for small devices such as verse dividers and occasional diagrams, this one, exceptionally, contains seven coloured drawings of trees, used as chapter headings not unlike Islamic manuscripts of the same period.

The beginning of chapter 19 of the Videvdad sadah in which Zoroaster repels an attempt on his life by the demon Buiti, sent by the evil spirit Angra Mainyu. Note the elongated calligraphic script which is typical of the older manuscripts from Iran."

水橋パルスィ

parsee kofi request

Was anybody out there looking for some good ol’ fashioned Parsee/Yuugi content? 

Yuugi is so sweet. She’s always excited to see Parsee no matter how prickly Parsee acts in return 💚🌸(♡‿♡)🌸💚  ‎

girls are now rotating part 2 (part 1)

i wish everyone a happy end of parsee day