Moss stitch divination mat
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Moss stitch divination mat
This is so so pretty and such a great idea ! 🧶
Hilma af Klint, The Dove, No. 14, Group IX/UW, No. 38, 1915
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Vojkan Morar, Angel Portrait, 2014 50 x 40 cm, oil on canvas (image courtesy Halle Saint Pierre)
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Israel Wont Make It To Its 100th Birthday - a sigil created to magnetize and emphasize an already manifesting fact. The same way that we know that Fire Is Hot, and Salt Is Salty.
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Nicolas Bruno, The Embellished Collection
In Oberstdorf, an old village in Southern Bavaria, a unique ancient pagan tradition is still alive – the dance of the wild men (Wilde-Mändle-Tanz), which is held only in this small town, once in five years.
Wilde-Mändle-Tanz is dedicated to the Germanic god Thor, and involves 13 men, all of whom belong to old local families who have been living in that region for centuries. The men’s costumes are made of moss, which grows only in the Allgäu Alps.
They dance to rhythmic drum music, building a pyramid, and at the end they drink mead from their wooden mugs, singing a ritual song.
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Amuletic scroll of the alchemist Johannes Michael, in German and Latin, decorated manuscript on vellum [Germany, late sixteenth or early seventeenth century]
Catalog Note (From original Sotheby’s listing in 2010)
This scroll is an alchemist’s practical reference tool from the greatest years of the study of this philosophical and pseudo-chemical art. It lists some 34 designs for alchemical talismans (presumably to be painted on walls, doors or the body), littered with the traditional symbols for mercury, copper, gold and at the head of one of the larger talismans, the elusive philosopher’s stone locked within the Seal of Solomon. The simple talismans at the beginning of the scroll offer protection against neid und haß (anger and hate), den bösen geiß (the evil spirits) and Zauberij (witchcraft). Those at the end incorportate a number of simple units as well as symbols taken from an angelic alphabet (evidently influenced by the so-called Alphabet of the Magi invented by the celebrated astronomer and alchemist Paracelsus, 1493-1541), and offer more specific protection against failure in war and imprisonment.
Source: http://www.sothebys.com/en/auctions/ecatalogue/2010/western-manuscripts-and-miniatures-l10241/lot.34.html
This lot sold for 21,250 GBP
Paul Laffoley. The Orgone Motor, The Omega Point, The Cosmolux (top to bottom). 1970s-1980s.