“19th Japanese pouch. It is a mamori bukuro (amulet) worn from an obi (sash) to protect a boy playing outside. Often containing a prayer written on paper and rice acting as a religious offering.” V&A

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Jules of Nature
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“19th Japanese pouch. It is a mamori bukuro (amulet) worn from an obi (sash) to protect a boy playing outside. Often containing a prayer written on paper and rice acting as a religious offering.” V&A
Miles Van Rensselaer (American, b. 1973, Lopatcong, NJ, USA) - Jari Jari Gelas Totem, 2016, Sculptures: Bronze and Glass
Aine Kinashi
Japanese, 1929-1985
Untitled, 1966
Oil on canvas 144.8 x 97.2 cm. | 57 x 38.3 in.
Tim White
women in red in chinese costume dramas
Drawing by Marion Mahony Griffin. © Sydney Living Museums. Griffin wrote that fairies existed as helpers to humans and recalled telling the graduating students “that the kind of thinking that made people able to function as geniuses do…they must be ready to develop that kind of thinking which would someday enable them to see the fairies.”
Hisao Karada, ‘Karada no hataraki [The Workings of the Human Body]’, 1925
Sam Johnson (Australian, b. Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia, based London, England) - Photography
Roger Dean
Benoît Maire Peinture de nuages, 2020 Oil on canvas 59 1/10 × 39 2/5 in 150 × 100 cm
Mirko Hanák (Czech, 1921-1971, b. Martin, Slovakia, d. Prague, Czech Republic) - Paintings: Watercolors
Heaven Gaia a/w 2020-2021
Ercole Barovier - Medusa vase, c. 1938 (Iridized glass with applied details)
Jesus walks on water, 1888, Ivan Aivazovski
Medium: oil,canvas
Sea Gooseberry
Pleurobrachia pileus
The Sea Gooseberry is a comb jelly or ctenophore that has two enormous tentacles covered with adhesive cells. When tiny crustaceans, eggs, and larvae brush against the tentacles, the prey are stuck to them. The Sea Gooseberry draws the tentacles to its mouth, and it consumes the prey. These unique organisms can be found as deep as 750 m.
masoud yasami, works from the 1980s
beizi set by 朝夕宸