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Source: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1718598265/vintage-1970s-folk-kaisu-heikkila
Accessed Nov 4 2024
Brand: Kaisu Heikkilä
Made in Finland
Estimated 1970s
Seller description:
Handpicked by CallmesundayShop Vintage from the 1970s Materials: cotton Sweet vintage 1970s mid weight cotton dress by Kaisu Heikkilä floral/ trees allover pattern in yellow, blue, brown, white, purple and lilac long sleeved zip at rear great vintage condition 100% cotton Made In Finland no indication of size please refer to measurements pit to pit 43 cm shoulder to shoulder 36.5 cm sleeve 57 cm waist 37.5 cm hip 48 cm length 113 cm
Kaukola, Finland (Karelia)🇫🇮
The Finnish folk musician Kreeta Haapasalo plays the kantele in a peasant cottage (1869) by Robert Wilhelm Ekman. Ateneum, Helsinki.
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a list of "beautiful" words for november
to try to include in your next poem/story
Antemortem - preceding death
Appaumé - in heraldry: opened out so as to show the palm of the hand
Bodement - omen; prediction
Carriwitchet - a hoaxing or riddling question
Dehiscence - a splitting open or bursting along a line or seam
Écorché - an anatomical illustration or manikin showing the muscles and bones that are visible with the skin removed
Flammeous - consisting of or resembling the color of flame
Hibernaculum - a shelter occupied during the winter by a dormant animal
Inconscient - unconscious, mindless
Internecine - marked by slaughter; deadly, especially: mutually destructive
Jaconet - a lightweight cotton cloth used for clothing and bandages
Laquearia - coffers (i.e., chests, containers for storage or shipping)
Maenad - bacchante (i.e., a priestess or female follower of Bacchus)
Marcescent - withering without falling off
Nychthemeron - a full period of a night and a day
Obvallate - surrounded by or as if by a wall
Parterre - an ornamental garden with paths between the beds
Quetsch - a dry white Alsatian brandy distilled from fermented plum juice
Refocillate - refresh, revive
Stillatitious - falling in drops
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a list of "beautiful" words for december
to try to include in your next poem/story
Arbustum - a plantation of shrubs or small trees; copse, orchard
Bummel - to go or wander around at a leisurely pace
Canephore - a maiden bearing a basket on her head in an early Greek religious festival
Damascene - to ornament (something, such as iron or steel) with wavy patterns like those of watered silk or with inlaid work of precious metals
Galanty - an entertainment consisting of the telling of a story by means of the shadows of miniature figures thrown on a wall or screen
Instauration - restoration after decay, lapse, or dilapidation
Mithridate - a confection held to be effective against poison
Morbidezza - an extreme delicacy and softness; a sensual delicacy of flesh-coloring in painting
Navette – marquise (i.e., a gem or a ring setting or bezel usually elliptical in shape but with pointed ends)
Orchesis - the art of dancing in the Greek chorus
Panomphean - giving forth all divination; universal
Plenilune - the time of full moon, also: a full moon
Recrudescence - a new outbreak after a period of abatement or inactivity; renewal
Subrident - wearing or offered with a smile
Systaltic - marked by regular contraction and dilatation; pulsing
Trumeau - a central pillar supporting the tympanum of a large doorway especially in a medieval building
Velation - the state of being veiled
Virtu - productions of art especially of a curious or antique nature
Voussoir - one of the wedge-shaped pieces forming an arch or vault
Xoanon - a primitive image of wood sometimes recalling in shape the block or tree-trunk from which it was cut
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yet another list of "beautiful" words
to try to include in your next poem/story
Book-bosomed - coined by Sir Walter Scott; means "carrying a book at all times." If you love books, certainly you've been book-bosomed at times in your life.
Caliginous - misty, dark
Dithyramb - a usually short poem in an inspired wild irregular strain. This word comes from the Greek word dithyrambos which was the name for a wild and irregular poem honoring Dionysus, the god of wine, who was often lauded throughout the year during festivals at which poems of this style were read.
Embonpoint - plumpness of person; stoutness
Farinaceous - having a mealy texture or surface
Farouche - marked by shyness and lack of social graces
Florilegium - a volume of writings; an anthology. The word was borrowed into English from a New Latin word that comes from Latin florilegus meaning "culling flowers." Think of a florilegium as a bouquet of writings, specially selected and arranged for your enjoyment.
Goety - black magic or witchcraft in which the assistance of evil spirits is invoked
Lachrymist - one given to weeping
Lamia - a female demon; vampire
Osseous - bony
Phantasmagoria - a bizarre or fantastic combination, collection, or assemblage
Stygian - extremely dark, gloomy, or forbidding
Tenebrous - shut off from the light
Theurgy - the art or technique of compelling or persuading a god or beneficent or supernatural power to do or refrain from doing something
If any of these words make their way into your next poem/story, please tag me, or leave a link in the replies. I would love to read them!
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