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[tierras]

'lucky you' engraved trinket box with horseshoe and four leaf clover

[bleekay]

[antiqueanimals]

Don Balke (American, b. 1933). Eohippus, 1995. Gouache and watercolor on board.

MutualArt

[wildbeautifuldamned]

Venus Flytrap 4x4 Ceramic Art Tile by Gretchen Kramp ebay gretchen-kramp

[huariqueje]

Flower Meadow - Alexander Max Koester , 1915-20.

German , 1864-1932

Oil on canvas on cardboard , 48 x 65 cm.

[hbystuff]

Luminance

[slipng]

 ིུ͠  ֵ๋̾͒۫ ❧  silver bracelets

[die-rosastrasse]

I finally organized my pressed flowers and was able to finish last year's herbarium! 🌷

[betta-butch]

no shrimp were harmed in the making of this photo

[frillvelation]

[littlespiritpaw]

Bear and Grey Wolf tracks, Denali Natl Park, Alaska

[frottinq]

When the mutual you really enjoy seeing in ur notes shows up in ur notes

[were--ralph]

im not a furry but recently ive been thinking about what if there was a global outbreak of a virus that transforms you into your fursona? so i made one just in case. not because im a furry (im not) but just ouf of safety if i need one in a pinch. he's very cute and fluffy btw

No yeah that makes sense like you always have to be prepared

[aconissa]

“In Dutch Protestant paintings of the 15th and 16th centuries, meat often referred to ‘the weak flesh.’ In my paintings, the beauty of the flesh is shown, and the ornate frames emphasize the non-Puritanical content. People call the frames ‘over the top’ or excessive. They’re often painted to match the meat. When viewing the paintings, some say they have a gag reflex while thinking at the same time they’re beautiful.” 

Victoria Reynolds on her raw meat paintings

[lleyksie]

snowy owls

[myxbxsidexlifexfourxseasons]

ふれあいの森 大和市 ネモフィラ ノースポール

富士フィルム X-T1 XF23mmF2R WR 【2026年5月中旬 撮影】

[godkissedme]

protective symbols drawn with sand in przedecz, poland

[trashpanda-lover]

Here is a link to an article that goes more in depth about this custom, actually!

Also while talking about symbols, I'd love to add some something about the traditional Polish floral patterns! Those patterns have always had genuine meaning but that meaning was most often than not conveyed through color. Here is a link to an article about just one of the colors, the site offers more on the topic so feel free to search for yourself as well!