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A Newar girl dressed for the ihi ceremony wears jewelry rich in symbolism. Gold represents the sun god, and silver the moon god.
Her gold hair ornament features peacocks, while the five chained pendants end in moon shapes holding lotus flowers. The silver braid piece includes a fertility fish, bells symbolizing compassion and wisdom, and lotus and pipal leaf pendants.
Scanned from the book The Jewelry of Nepal, Hannelore Gabriel
Steve Mackey's Different Class photoshoot scanned from the 32-pages booklet of Different Class 30th Anniversary 4LP
he is not jesus though he has the same initials
i joke with my friends that in another life maxxie is a lesbian. but in this life he’s a man. #sad.
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medieval beds & sheets
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sources/links: Chantilly, Bibl. et Archives du Château, Ms. 388, fol. 8v // Paris, BnF, Français 96, fol. 17r // Paris, Bibl. Mazarine, Ms. 955, fol. 10v // Munich, BSB, Cgm 503, fol. 36v // Paris, BnF, Français 112 (1), fol. 244v // Frankfurt, UB, Ms. germ. qu. 12, fol. 50r // Paris, BnF, Français 119, fol. 398v // Karlsruhe, BLB, Cod. Donaueschingen 145, fol. 91r // Berlin, SBB, Ms. germ. fol. 1, fol. 86v // Munich, BSB, Cgm 8010a, fol. 22r // Genève, Bibl. de Genève, Ms. fr. 165, fol. 7r // St. Gallen, Kantonsbibl., VadSlg Ms. 343c, fol. 27r // Paris, BnF, Ms-5070 réserve, fol. 12v // Los Angeles, Getty Museum, Ms. 33, fol. 210r
....i never thought about medieval folks having patterned blankets but apparently they did! i know they had vibrant dyes, but i'd like to know more on if the more complicated figurative patterns were typically woven in, dyed, or embroidered.
I may very well be wrong on some of these, but here are my educated guesses:
Top row - L and R both embroidered silk or very fine wool, with additional applied gold braid.
2nd row - L embroidered coverlet and outer hangings; inner hangings may be woven. R - woven check pillow cover with plain blanket, probably wool.
3rd row - L and R both figured velvets. Not necessarily silk, there were also mohair and fine worsted velvets.
4th row - L, I'm thinking woven 'diaper' pattern with embroidered edgings. But possibly the main body is also embroidered. R may be applique, which was fairly extensively used, but not much survives.
5th row - L, I genuinely have no idea, the variation of colours in a single row does suggest it's not a woven pattern. R, plain woven, the white lines could be woven or applied braid.
6th row - L is a King of France with canopy, hangings, and coverlet of custom woven Flemish tapestry, of the mille-fleurs type. Together with his majesty's gold-embroidered, ermine trimmed black houppelande, the whole ensemble speaks of eye-watering expense and stunning wealth. R is a plain woollen blanket with a woven stripe pattern that was still being used on wool blankets down to the early 20th century, although usually on a white, beige, or grey background.
7th row- L is almost certainly a coverlet of lampas-woven silk, and the design is possibly heraldic. R looks a lot like some of the Islamic silks that were around at the time, so it has the cachet of being exotic and imported, as well as a stunning design.
Self-Portrait as Pierrot, 1911 by Zinaida Serebriakova (Russian, 1884--1967)
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Pair of Rabbits (mid- to late 19th century) by Kaigyokusai Masatsugu (Japan, 1813-1892).
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Titled: A Lesbian Couple In Semi Drag Wedding Attire; Kingdom Of Hungary - Budapest, 1920
they reunite… in college! things have definitely changed. i also kept thinking about jerry growing out his hair and what that’d look like so that was the main reason for this lol
Venus by Henri-Pierre Picou (19th Century)
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i was too self-conscious to keep this up on tiktok but i trust tumblr. my eltingville oc. i’m not sold on his hair and face so it might change. his name is adrian nelson. he’s neighbors with jerry, and they used to kinda be friends as kids but jerry doesn’t talk to him anymore. i wondered what a “freak” would be like to the eltingville club lol. he likes finding bugs and rocks and is the weird kid at school. he wishes jerry would stop hanging out with bill so much. maybe he’ll reunite with jerry when they’re older and can become friends! i’ll have to draw epilogue adrian.
