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Traditional Irish belt weaving on the Aran Islands in 1952. Photo is from the Galway University library Ritchie Pickow photographic archive (which is available to view online!!!). The weaver is Annie Hernon. This kind of belt is often called a crios (which is also the Irish language word for belt). It's was either woven tied to the foot or looped around a chair weighted down with a large rock as is shown here. These pictures are in black and white but the crios is a very colorful garment traditionally having up to seven colors.

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Shooting stars, falling stars, and comets are collected here as I encounter them.

Etienne Puaux

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Sigalit Landau created this art piece by submerging a traditional 19th-century black wedding dress into the Dead Sea which became gradually crystallized over the span of two months (2014).

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'soft + hairy house by ushida findlay partnership, tsukuba, japan' in experimental architecture: houses - jacobo krauel (2003)

(vía “Berenice” by Motohiko Odani | Motohiko Odani | Pinterest | Escultura)

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Issei Suda

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