bunchanistan:

曜変天目茶碗、藤田美術館、大阪

yōhen tenmoku chawan from the Fujita Museum (Osaka) collection

Southern Song, 12th-13th century; National Treasure of Japan

comparativetarot:

Wheel of Fortune. Art by Jesse Lonergan, from The Unveiled Tarot.

corvidkiid:

tumblr is such a different animal than other social media platforms for so many reasons obviously but one thing i really find funny about it is how on other sites if i see something that doesn’t interest me i don’t follow or don’t like the post. but on here if someone i follow starts posting exclusively about something really niche that i have no interest in my reaction is never to unfollow. its just part of the natural environment. like oh mutual is now really into pro wrestling? ok i guess ill be seeing these guys around now

queijac:

forest guardian- ‘lives with’ an evil spirit (in the form of a small bird) who is trying to take control of the body (very unsuccessfully)

fecto:

fecto:

the character

i fear the situation is dire

wordfather:

wordfather:

wordfather:

hey girl are you my slerp schedule because i am fucking you up

not what i meant to say

yeah i slerp. on schedule

paperbackparadise:

sleepnoises:

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Commission of a desk guardian slash coworker with a secret mischief mode

fashion-of-the-past:

So called “Landschaftskleid” (Landscape-dress) of Elector Johann Georg von Sachsen, 1611

Consisting of breeches, a doublet, a cloak, a hat and a baldric, this suit was gifted to Elector Johann Georg by his widowed mother Sophia.

All garments are made of silk and heavily embroidered, featuring small-scale depictions of different regions and ladscapes, hence the name “Landschaftskleid”. Most of the depicted regions are part of the Duchy of Saxony, where Johann Georg ruled. So he basically cosplayed his own country.

Currently exhibited at the Rüstkammer in Dresden, Germany.

lily-s-world:

Isn’t that reason enough to keep living? To rediscover simple delights one moment at a time, I mean.