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Woman in a green gown wearing the Entanglement green silk cravat as a head wrap

The same woman in a chartreuse halter top wearing the same scarf as a chic little neckerchief

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Especially pleased with her portrait!

A closeup of a larger charcoal drawing, with only the bust and face in view. Model stares off into space pensively.

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A drawing from a recent model session

A large format charcoal drawing of a model seated with her hands in her lap

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Official_Simple @audiovisualpazaak.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

Only 4 left now! logandria.com/collections/...

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A gift well loved

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Logandria @logandria.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

Oh I am delighted! Thank you!

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Logandria @logandria.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

Yay, I am so glad to hear it! Thank you!

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Logandria @logandria.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Support on this post would be greatly, greatly appreciated. Since having a baby, social media has been low on the to-do list, but unfortunately my income is tied to it, and the apps love consistency… Being a working artist-mother is so hard. If you could help share the post, a million thank yous!

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Artemis presides over both virginity and childbirth, but her “virginity” is not chastity as we know it; rather, it is self-governance and total autonomy. She defies a destiny of patriarchal ownership through marriage and motherhood, and instead lives a life that is never surrendered to any man.

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Logandria @logandria.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

I love these children’s art supplies because they’re big and imprecise, and so you have no choice but to loosen up and have a little fun with them.

A landscape. Looking down the road through our van window in New Zealand

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Logandria @logandria.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

I still have stock of both colors, but much fewer in burgundy!!

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Similar to oil pastel, yet dirt cheap, are these kids “paint sticks.” They’re surprisingly nice to use and they dry hard, so they can be used in a sketchbook without issue.

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Logandria @logandria.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

At long last, the Artemis silk scarves are here! logandria.com/collections/... Artemis is a goddess of paradoxes and extremes; but she offers us uncompromising clarity of self, and an example of what it looks like to fiercely maintain one’s boundaries and bodily autonomy.

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Artemis releasing later this month…

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The symbol of the Three Hares appears on structures and items tied to every major religion in the world. It means different things to different people, but to me, it symbolizes to possibility of symbiotic exchange and mutual appreciation among cultures.

A closeup of the scarf, showing the three hares' beautiful eyes

Here's one way to wear it -- tied in a triangle, looped twice around the neck, and tied in the front.

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Three Hares is finally here! logandria.com/products/thr... This silk scarf, illustrated by Guest Artist @mossrabbit.bsky.social, pays homage to a motif seen in far corners of the world, dating back to as early as 6th Century China.

An image of the full scarf, illustrated by Guest Artist Arlo Teague

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This scarf is made from pure silk satin, and measures 65x65cm -- the perfect size for wearing in a number of ways around your neck, on your head, accessorizing a purse, or however else you can think to wear it! As always -- released in limited quantities, and will never be re-released.

Another way to wear it -- folded into a strip diagonally, and knotted at the throat

And yet another way to wear it -- as a chic headscarf

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Logandria @logandria.bsky.social · 17/08/2026

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The Three Hares silk scarves are finally here! The Three Hares motif dates back to at least the 7th century, and appears in art from different religions across the globe... (More in alt text) Currently, the scarf is only available to my Patrons, but it will be released publicly this Friday.

An image of a silk scarf illustrated with three hares with interlocking ears, surrounded by a motif of apples.

The earliest known use of the Three Hares dates back to 6th Century China, when the motif was used to decorate the ceilings of over a dozen rooms within the Mogao Caves, a massive and richly decorated Buddhist temple consisting of hundreds of rooms carved directly into a stone cliffside. By the time the hares were painted, the Mogao Caves had already become a busy desert crossroads along the caravan routes of the Silk Road, and the Three Hares traveled West on textiles and ceramics through the Middle East, across Europe, and finally across the English Channel into the United Kingdom. We see the three hares in art from Buddhist, Islamic, Christian, and Jewish traditions. The image itself remained unchanged in this great journey, but as each religion and region adopted the motif, they assigned their own symbolism and significance to the Hares. To me, the symbol of the Three Hares represents the possibility of symbiotic exchange and mutual appreciation among cultures.

Apples tell a similar story of mutually beneficial trade and cultural syncretism. All varieties of modern cultivated apples are descended from Malus sieversii, a species of wild apple native to both sides of the Tian Shan mountain range. As traders and travelers along the Silk Road routes ate these apples while they traveled, they planted or discarded the seeds as they went. These trees were intentionally and accidentally cross-pollinated with the species native to each area, and the resulting fruits were spread in both directions along trade routes, eventually leading to the 7,500 species of domestic apples that we enjoy today.

Here, I’m wearing the silk scarf tied simply — folded into a triangle, and wrapped twice around my neck with the knot in the front.

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Now that I’m a mother, I feel a strange desire to defend my Abortifacient collection against (nonexistent) criticism. As if my choice to have a child and another person’s choice to terminate a pregnancy are not two sides of the exact same coin of reproductive healthcare access.

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Shadowspinner @shadowspinner.bsky.social · 03/08/2026

Number 1 way to make every lowball offer on Facebook marketplace a success: the magical phrase, “I can pay cash and pick up today”

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These are beautiful.

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Logandria @logandria.bsky.social · 10/07/2026

Intended as a protest against the state of reproductive healthcare access, the Abortifacients silk scarf is illustrated with (dangerous!) herbs that have been used throughout history to terminate unwanted pregnancies. logandria.com/collections/... $5 from each goes towards abortion funds

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Not just legal, but REQUIRED We may all one day die, but at least there are really really good tomatoes for a few months out of the year to enjoy and remember and yearn for during the months between

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Logandria @logandria.bsky.social · 10/07/2026

I asked my mom for a performance review of my entire existence in the car today and she didn’t fall for my despair fodder trap AT ALL

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Logandria @logandria.bsky.social · 01/07/2026

That sounds delicious! I’ve never cooked hominy, but I want to.

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Logandria @logandria.bsky.social · 01/07/2026

I feel like southern food gets a bad reputation for being unhealthy and bland, but that has always smacked of elitism to me. The southern food that I know is nutritious, centered around whatever produce is in season, and beautiful. Here are four meals from this week:

Goat cheese grits, sautéed kale, blistered tomatoes, fried egg, good local hot sauce

Goat cheese grits, roasted zucchini, roasted shrimp

Black eyed peas (cooked with a ham hock) and cornbread

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Logandria @logandria.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

Today is the last day of this sale!

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Logandria @logandria.bsky.social · 29/06/2026

Just 9 of these scarves left…

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Logandria @logandria.bsky.social · 29/06/2026

The sale is turning 7 but the girl behind the sale is 31 💅🏻

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Logandria @logandria.bsky.social · 29/06/2026

Tomorrow is your last day to take advantage of my birthday sale…

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Logandria @logandria.bsky.social · 28/06/2026

Just a few more days of my annual birthday sale on illustrated silk scarves… ends on the last day of June! Everything is 25% off with code BIRTHDAY logandria.com/collections/... (This is my Medusa silk scarf)

A full view of the Medusa illustration — full description of symbolism and historical references on my blog…

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Logandria @logandria.bsky.social · 28/06/2026

Drove by someone’s house with a No Kings flag AND a Union Jack, which is just… really funny to me

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Logandria @logandria.bsky.social · 27/06/2026

Running rather low on these chartreuse entanglement scarves… and they’re currently 25% off with code BIRTHDAY! logandria.com/collections/...

Here I have the scarf looped twice around my neck and tied in a cute little knot

Here, I have the scarf wrapped around my crown and fastened in the back — perfect for taming frizz on humid days!

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Absolutely bisexual mogging in our cute outfits last night

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Not many of these midnight blue Abortifacient scarves left… Once each color sells out, I get to make a donation to a group of abortion funds. :) Currently 25% off with code BIRTHDAY logandria.com/collections/...

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Molly J @mollydmunster.bsky.social · 26/06/2026

This sale will run until the end of the month. If you’ve been eyeing a scarf from me, now might be the time to pounce!

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One of my biggest weaknesses is when the talented Logandria has a sale! 😭💖 I want to order an abortifacient scarf but can't decide on the color. 🧐❤️🩵🩷💙

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You are too kind! I hope you have bait your choices and love wearing them for many years to come!

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