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Göller yaylası kozan adana
Adana/Kozan'da askeri aracın kaza yapması sonucu şehit olan askerlerimize Allah'tan rahmet, yaralı askerlerimize acil şifalar diliyorum..
Ateş düşmediği yeri de yakar, yeter ki kalpler birlikte olsun.
Bugün bütün kalpler yangın yeri.
Başımız sağ olsun.
Ağaçlarımız, ormanlarımız, geleceğimiz yanıyor..
Bowl with a Pine Branch
This bowl was made by Japanese potter Miyagawa Hanzan c. 1925 in the style of Nin’ami Dōhachi (1783 - 1855). It is decorated with a beautiful pine branch that wraps around the inside and outside of the object 🌲 Miyagawa Hanzan, who also made the wonderful shrimp vase we shared earlier this week, was the adopted son of Miyagawa Kōzan, artist to the Japanese Imperial household and was one of the most pre-eminent potters of the Meiji period. He came from a long line of potters in Kyoto, and began studying fine art at a very young age. When Kōzan died in 1916, Hanzan took the name Kōzan II, and began to work with stoneware as well as porcelain. Sadly, the factory they ran together in Yokohama was destroyed in World War II. Japan, 1925. Earthenware, thrown with hand-modelled, cut, and pierced decoration. See it in gallery 36.
Ülkemizin 11 ilinde orman yangınlarının çıkmasının tesadüf veya doğal afet olmadığı kesin. Biz bu alçaklığın üstesinden geliriz ama yüreğimizin yangını hiç bitmeyecek! Ciğerlerimizi yakanların,ciğerlerini sökelim!
insanoğlu zavallıdır
öyle zavallıdır ki gidip orman yakabilecek
oradaki biçare hayvanları katledecek kadar zavallıdır.
dünya üzerinde bunu yapacak başka bir canlı türü yoktur.
yazıklar olsun.
yarabbi bunu yapanları kahreyle,
onlarla iş tutanı,
sofra kuranı,
dost olanı,
birlik olanı da..
MONSTERS (Bakemono zu) by Japanese artist, Takai Kôzan. 1855.