tiberiogabriel

foongish:

scribbledy drawings, sitting on the street

yorkeantiquetextiles:

Japanese silk panel for juban (inner kimono). “Tanmono” for “Juban” with Tai fish pattern.Sea Bream Pattern

kksart:

‘peeking’, 2018, woven & embroidered yarn, 1′x1′

this is my second weaving piece! he’s just shy

beautiful-belgium:

Bruxelles. Le Chaire Dans St. Gudule (1890)

Unknown photographer
Pulpit sculpted by Hendrik Frans Verbruggen (1699)

theancientwayoflife:

~ The Cheops Ring.
Place of origin: Giza, Egypt
Date: ca. 664-404 B.C.
Period: Late Period, 16th-17th Dynasty
Medium: Gold

• Because this ring bears a cartouche of King Khufu of Dynasty IV, known later to the Greeks as Cheops, it was once world famous as the actual signet ring of the builder of the Great Pyramid at Giza. The inscription, however, shows that it really belonged to a man named Neferibre who was a priest in the cults of Isis and the deified Cheops at Giza two thousand years after Cheops died. The ring is unusually heavy and is made of gold more than twenty-one karats pure.