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Handmade by me
Vanity - c. 1930s - (Via)
"We lay, my love and I, beneath the weeping willow. But now, alone I lie..
.. oh willow I die."
Santo and Osiris at home in the mountains..
Sitar of Pandit Ravi Shankar (1920–2012) British Museum wrote : Today marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of master sitar player Ravi Shankar 🎶
He brought Indian music to the western world in the 20th century – influencing musical genres from jazz to classical, and famously collaborating with the Beatles.
In 2017, Ravi Shankar’s family donated one of his famous sitars to the Museum. Created in 1961 especially for Shankar, this beautifully decorated instrument is made from teak with gourd resonators, and is inlaid with stained bone and wood patterning.
Image description: 3 close-up pictures of Ravi Shankar’s sitar showing the neck and tuning pegs which are made from shiny rich brown teak wood inlaid with bone, the bridge and strings, and the gourd resonator with wood patterning in leaf-like designs. (via Instagram: British Museum)
“Home is where somebody notices when you are no longer there.”
- Aleksandar Hemon
By Greg Mort
Leonor Fini (1907–1996)
The Passenger, 1964
Siamese Sheep, 2004
Cosmos blanket
photographed by @filthfeast
Detail : Ludovisi Ares. Roman copy after a Greek original from ca. 320 BC. pentelic marble. http://hadrian6.tumblr.com
2013-02-24