Black Feminine Cultural Mysticism (BFCM) is an intellectual, spiritual, and cultural framework that centers Black women’s beauty, ritual, and aesthetic presence as sacred technologies—ways of knowing, remembering, and resisting passed through generations. It theorizes Black women’s aesthetic, embodied, and communal practices as sites of epistemology, cultural memory, and spiritual authorship. Within this framework, glamor is not viewed as vanity, but as embodied wisdom and a form of resistance.