Dancer <n>Ekaterina Evdokimova</n> photographed by <n>Юлия Савченко</n> in Dubai.

A harvest of <n>Jasmine flowers</n> in <n>Damascus</n>, <n>Syria</n>.

A yoga session at the <n>COMO Uma Ubud</n> resort in Bali.

Two <n>Iranian</n> boys separating <n>saffron</n>.

A 17th-century Tibetan medical thangka directed by <n>Desi Sangye Gyatso</n> for the <n>Blue Beryl</n> treatise.

A worker sorts <n>Damask rose petals</n> in <n>Qalaat M'gouna</n>, Morocco, home of the annual <n>Rose Festival</n>.

<n>Nicholas Roerich</n>'s <n>Agni Yoga. Diptych. Left part</n>, 1928.

Anatomical illustration from the <n>Blue Beryl Treatise</n> by <n>Sanggye Gyatso</n>, 1720.

Hands preparing <n>Stinging nettles</n> for a <n>Spiritual Bath</n>.

<n>El Triangulo del Yoga</n> from 'Yoga. Il metodo Iyengar' by <n>Silva Mehta</n>, <n>Mira Mehta</n>, and <n>Shyam Mehta</n>.

A <n>Thangka painting</n> of <n>Sangye Menla</n> (Medicine Buddha) by <n>Lama Thangka Painting School</n>.

A painting depicting <n>Bija mantras</n>, with the sacred symbol <n>Om</n> at the center.

The cover of <n>Planète N°1</n>, a magazine founded by <n>Louis Pauwels</n>.

<n>Damascus roses</n> harvested in Jebel Al-Akhdar, Oman for <n>T: The NYTimes Style Magazine</n>.

A 2023 photograph from Ladakh, India by <n>pie</n>.

<n>Paro Taktsang</n>, also known as Tiger's Nest, a cliffside monastery in the <n>Paro</n> Valley of <n>Bhutan</n>.

A <n>Vinyasa</n> yoga sequence from activewear brand <n>Pinky and Kamal</n>.

<n>Chakras and energy channels</n>, a 17th-century Tibetan medical painting based on a treatise by <n>Sangye Gyamtso</n>.

A flower offering at the <n>Ganga ghat</n> in <n>Varanasi</n>.

Photo of <n>Hitomi Mochizuki</n> by <n>OMZECULT</n>.

The interior of <n>Perfumer H</n>, founded by <n>Lyn Harris</n>. Designed by <n>Retrouvius</n>. Photo by <n>Tom Fallon</n>.

Perfumer H ~ Lynn Harris of Miller Harris Bespoke London Shop

The traditional Ayurvedic hair fumigation ritual, <n>Dhoopan Karma</n>, using <n>Sambrani Dhoop</n>.

Photo by <n>Hernan Studio</n>, published by <n>Madre Mezcal</n>.