Jackie Graves

Yoni art often incorporates symbolic gestures like mudras, the feminine form, and the connection between the practitioner’s embodied experience and the viewer’s interpretation, with colour playing a key role in shaping meaning. For artists, colours can hold personal or spiritual significance, and this blog explores Yoni art through colour theory while also considering its historical roots and evolving interpretations.

Women’s healthcare has been a contentious topic for decades. Women have been diagnosed as hysterical, had their opinions dismissed, and seen serious medical conditions labelled as “just” period cramps or anxiety. As a result, many women have had to advocate relentlessly for their own health simply to receive equal care. In fact, the word hysteria is derived from the Greek word for uterus. The term reflects how women’s health and mental well-being were historically viewed as inherently...

Healing through Yoni art: helping women reclaim their bodies, confidence, and autonomy after years of objectification and oppression.