[expressions-of-nature]

Sea of ​​Okhotsk by Evgeny Parshukov

[expressions-of-nature]

Taganay National Park, Russia by Alexander Yusupov

[mutant-distraction]

Norbert Kuklovsky

Ľupča Castle - Slovakia

[zegalba]

“Small Knife with Sheath” The Ottoman Empire, 18th century. Material: steel, silver, bone, horn, mother-of-pearl, enamel

[allthingseurope]

Rundale, Latvia (by Tina)

[anshelsgendercrisis]

sorry i accidentally used antisemitic language while making my list of evil jews to harass!

[anshelsgendercrisis]

in all seriousness though this is how antisemitism works. when ppl realize that some wording is becoming too obvious or recognizable, they adjust their language but keep their biases. most of the time it’s not even a conscious thing. but this is why it’s imperative to actually unlearn antisemitism and not just memorize Words Ur Not Supposed To Use, bc that’s how you end up falling head over heels for and actively perpetuating one of the oldest antisemitic tropes in the book (dual loyalty) while handwringing over using a word.

[uncleclaudius]

Etruscan temple that was reconstructed in 1890, Villa Giulia Museum, Rome.

[theglintofyourblade]

Dagger with Sheath | Iranian | 18th–19th century | Met Museum

[woodmore]

[fashionsfromhistory]

Brooch

Marcus & Co.

c.1900

The MET

[vintage-ukraine]

Sisters from Poltava, early XXth century

[allthingseurope]

Bamberg, Germany (by FujiYako)

[nicholaschmidt]

[jewellery-box]

Gown of pink silk satin, c.1911 - 1913. Photograph by John Chase. Chertsey Museum.

[beatricecenci]

Carl Timoleon von Neff (Baltic German, 1804-1877)

Junge Mutter

[kaalbela]

Imdad Barbhuyan

[uroko]

Ricardo Pestana