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dropdome

The intestines of the furnace by Stéphane Gaudry, 2012

smsomah

Oman, 1980-2001. Scanned from the book Bedouin and Nomads: Peoples of the Arabian Desert; Etienne Dehau; 2007

greengableslover

MIA SARA as PRINCESS LILY costume design by Charles Knode LEGEND (1985) dir. Ridley Scott

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talesfromthecrypts

“They said they wanted a vampire relationship with no age gap”

“No age gap??!?!?”

“And no non-con elements”

“NO NON CON?”

“And no coercion or otherwise manipulative behaviors”

“Joe they want a vampire with NOTHING”

nemfrog

Marbled endpaper. 1868.

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milksockets

e. garbs '94 in body probe: torture garden 2 - edited by david wood (1999)

velvetnightgallery

The Winter (1851) by Alexandre Calame

rosieandthemoon

detail from Annunciation by Jan van Eyck, c. 1434-1436 {full}

design-is-fine

Amulets and Healing Stones, 19th century. Alpine region. Exhibition 2011, Museum Ägyptischer Kunst München © Bayerisches Nationalmuseum

Amethyst protected against the consequences of too much alcohol; Agates helped with joint-altering diseases; Hematite could stop bleeding; Serpentine and Carnelian helped against rheumatic diseases; Amber did prevent throat problems; Rock Crystal could maintain clear eyesight; Yellow Jasper was able to protect against stomach problems; and Red Coral is still considered to ward off all evil, especially as a protection for children.

thekimonogallery

Looking out of Meigetsu-in temple, Kamakura, Japan明月院　鎌倉. Photography by kiccyomu on ganref

endilletante

Sahara Toujours Recommencé, collectif, Hachette Realites, 1978.

japaneseaesthetics

Tigers in a Bamboo Grove (detail), mid‑1630s. Kano Tan’yū, Japanese, 1602–1674. Ink, color, and gold leaf on paper, set of four‑panel sliding doors, each door 72 13/16 × 55 ½ inches. Nanzen-ji Temple, Sakyō-ku, Japan. Important Cultural Property.