Temporary shrine I made to Hermes at work today. The penny is an old copper one from the mid 1930's and I usually carry it with the turtle charm at work as a devotional act of sorts. The stone is a rose quartz that survived my house fire.
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Temporary shrine I made to Hermes at work today. The penny is an old copper one from the mid 1930's and I usually carry it with the turtle charm at work as a devotional act of sorts. The stone is a rose quartz that survived my house fire.
“Sou Fujimoto Architects has designed a temporary hall for Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine in Fukuoka, Japan. The pavilion will stand in front of the main shrine, which will be reconstructed for the next three years. For the first time in 124 years, the main shrine, which is designated as an important cultural property, will undergo a major renovation, and the ‘temporary hall’ will replace it to welcome visitors. The new design is defined by a green roof that creates a perfect symbiosis between built space and natural surroundings. A ‘forest’ appears on its bent roof, dissolving the boundary between the hall’s interior and exterior, and bears the design signature of the renowned Japanese architect. Construction will begin in February 2023, and the pavilion is set to be open until the main renovation is complete”
Temporary shrine on the promenade at Cleveleys.
The fish is more permanent, a fishing competition marker.