[smsomah]

Cormorant fishing in Yangshuo near Guilin, Guangxi, China. Christian Vaisse

Cormorant fishing is an old tradition in which fishermen use trained cormorants to catch fish.

[sweeetagony]

2004 Helmut Lang

[repugnantbeast]

GIF I made

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[sexcromancy]

Miloš Tomić's "Book of stains, holes, and patches." Posted here by an art books blogger; unfortunately the linkback there goes out to a broken website. Tomić's instagram is here.

[image ID: three photos of an art book, open to three different page spreads. the pages are made out of pieces of textile, each stained or torn or worn through in a different way. one has the neckline of a tshirt at the top. the pages are bound into stiff endboards. end image ID.]

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[wizardarchetypes]

Uploaded on October 7, 2005 <3

[shvyaa]

[manafractal-deactivated20250906]

Kribo ( Curly ) Orchid — West Papua + Solomon Islands

[obsessedbyneon]

Barber shop 'Julio' inside Mayfair In The Grove mall, 1981.

Scan

[cosmicanger]

Flower Nails by Masaharu Ono

[billcarden]

how it feels to have thoughts and feelings and problems you lowkey can't talk to anyone about

[garmentpurist-deactivated202603]

JPG Abacus cuff bracelet

[ironpour]

bitch to count the bpm

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[muzantropic]

Beirut, Lebanon

[countesspetofi]

This is the quilt my great-grandmother made from the ribbons her gravedigger son brought home when the funeral wreaths died and had to be thrown out. Back then, the ribbons were made of good-quality satin and it seemed a shame to let the fabric go to waste, so she washed and ironed them and kept them rolled up in a drawer until there were enough to make a quilt top. It's faded quite a bit over the decades and lost some of its sheen. The bedstead was hers, too.

(The shams are modern and made of quilter's cotton.)

[theinternetarchive]

'page from the late shah jahan album: persian calligraphy framed by an ornamental border of flowers, birds, and deer,' gum tempera, gold, and ink on paper, mir 'ali haravi, persian c. 1500-1540, border 1600-1650.

[enchantedbook]

'The Book of Light' by Vladimir Ilievski

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