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Hekat - Avernales: English Version

The hissing of snakes and the howling of the wolves accompany the night, while the flaming eyes tear the darkness. Just a flame you will see, while your mind sinks into madness.

Poem ©: Me GIF ©: astrailis

“Hecate Chiaramonti” ©: Museo Chiaramonti, Vatican Museums.

eraseunavezrpg

Lycaon E. Megalos & Diphda I. Herondale

nature-euphoria

musicography

modern woman / tennis / dir. luca venter & kelia anne;

Aphrodite~

#greek gods #greek mythology #aphrodite #olympus #gods #deity #deity worship #witchcraft #painting

hermesisthebest

They literally couldn't have done a better job with his design. He is so beautifulllll😭 We better get some more Hermes in s2

thehopefulquotes

There are some things about myself I can't explain to anyone. There are some things I don't understand at all.

— Haruki Murakami

httpcottagewitch

hi, hey, hello- how ya doin’?

I’ve had ✨crippling✨ anxiety here lately. Called off work for two days just to deal with it. So tonight, I recharged. I slept a lot Wednesday & today. I am completely recharged & replenished now. I used the full moon’s energy to take back my power. I am a bad ass. a queen. a goddess. I raised my vibration so high that I felt myself sending out postive energy to everyone I know & love. even to you guys on here ❤️ that, my friends, is how you kick anxiety’s ass!

wrote a nice letter to the universe explaining how I deserve peace & calmness, mindfulness & security. she answered me ! 🧘🏼‍♀️ made moon water & charging my crystals as I type. Overall, tonight was really great & I feel so relieved.

Happy Wolf Moon 🌝

Jade 🌿

madeingodsimage

mountaineer's axe with heart-shaped holes and bronze reinforced shaft. japan, muromachi period, 14th century

elbenherzart

Some photostudies from last week. References are from here. It’s really difficult for me at the moment to find energy for painting outside of the stuff I do for work. I hope things will change again soon. T_T Stay safe everyone!

renaissance-art

Horses in Gozzoli’s Journey of the Magi, Part I (Part II)

torace

lamus-dworski

mossful

Swaddled Babies (Anguloa uniflora)

mossful

Hummingbird Flower

tiaramania

Iron Tiaras

Iron jewelry, also called Berlin Ironwork jewelry because it was primarily made in Berlin, was popular in the early 1800s. It came to prominence during the Napoleonic Wars when the Prussian Royal Family asked citizens to donate their gold and silver to fund the war effort. People would turn in their gold jewelry and receive iron jewelry in return which would typically be inscribed with Gold gab ich für Eisen/I Gave Gold for Iron or Für das Wohl des Vaterlands/For the Good of the Fatherland. Since it was black in color from the linseed oil or lacquer coating it could be used for mourning but was more frequently used as a way for people to show their patriotism and resistance to Napoleon. The designs followed other jewelry trends at the time like cameos and naturalistic elements. The style spread to other countries and remained popular until the mid-1800s. Because of the brittle, rust prone nature of iron few examples survive today.

Iron Cameo & Leaf Tiara, circa 1810, Albion Art Institute