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A fictional ethnography of the idyllic historical downtown area in celebration of xensilverquill's Libation Beast pattern. "This pattern was inspired by a Philistine bovine libation vessel. At time of publication, this vessel is featured in the collection of the Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory University in Atlanta, GA. The original piece was made in the 7th century BCE near modern day Hebron, Palestine. This pattern is dedicated to the unknown Philistine pottery maker who crafted the original vessel, to all the beautiful and creative artists like them that live in the world today, and to all people whom neither time nor enemy could erase. Know that you are remembered and that you are loved. ♡" View the original vessel Manifest your own Libation Beast! Witness more of xensilverquill's creations

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Root visits a botanical garden.

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Inquiry brings soup to share! Meridian and Pollen approve.

(Needle-felted catering provided by @renmemory)

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Community portrait

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Discussing potential renovations