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Lenore Beadsman @lenorebeadsman.bsky.social · 6h

ancora con sto Nobel facci pace Don NON te lo meriti sei un guerrafondaio che mira esclusivamente ai suoi interessi Pace è un concetto che non comprendi

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Tao @cosmicgal.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

📸 Dave Tonge

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

This kurotomesode features an elegant composition of mythical phoenixes soaring among luxurious peony blossoms, rendered in subtle gradations of cream, ivory, and soft gray tones against the formal black silk ground. 1900-1920, Japan

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

The garment features a striking composition of bold vertical stripes in deep burgundy and cream, overlaid with scattered circular medallions containing stylized ume (plum blossom) motifs rendered in subtle tonal variations. Taisho period (1912-1926), Japan

This elegant kinsha (fine crepe) kimono from the Taishō period exemplifies the sophisticated balance between traditional motifs and modern production techniques that characterized Japanese textile design during this era of cultural refinement and international engagement. The garment features a striking composition of bold vertical stripes in deep burgundy and cream, overlaid with scattered circular medallions containing stylized ume (plum blossom) motifs rendered in subtle tonal variations. The integration of shippou (interlocking circles) patterning within the medallions adds layers of symbolic meaning, as this ancient Buddhist motif represents the interconnectedness of all things and the harmony of the universe.

The artistic approach demonstrates the period's embrace of geometric clarity and streamlined aesthetics, reflecting the influence of Art Deco and other international design movements that were beginning to permeate Japanese decorative arts. The silkscreened application of these traditional motifs represents a significant technological advancement, allowing for precise registration and consistent reproduction while maintaining the visual richness of hand-painted designs. The plum blossom symbolism carries its traditional associations with perseverance and hope.

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Beautiful Bizarre Magazine @beautifulbizarre.net · 07/10/2026

Satisfying cross hatching by Ukrainian artist Rostislaw Tsarenko in this WIP 😍 #beautifulbizarre #art #crosshatching #inkdrawing

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Camellia Tea Ceremony @camelliakyoto.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

🌰THE CHESTNUT MOON🎑 Chestnuts are typically a symbol of October's moon (the 13th day of the 9th month in the lunar calendar), and it is often referred to as 'kurimeigetsu' (栗名月 the 'chestnut moon'). We'll be enjoying some chestnut delights as we prepare for the next full moon.

Chestnut confections appear during October, the time of year their harvest begins.

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il Imbranauta 青 @blunoneuncolore.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

Voler bene alla gente a distanza: molta, molta distanza.

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il Imbranauta 青 @blunoneuncolore.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

Strade a nessun senso.

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ΜΑΝΟΣ ΤΡΑΧΙΑΣ™ @trahias.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

"Je Shen" (Chinese Artist, born 1973) "Meditation" • 2026. Oil on Canvas • 160 × 120 cm. Private Collection. #art #painting #artist #BlueSkyArt

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womensartbluesky.bsky.social @womensartbluesky.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

'Storm light' by UK contemporary printmaker Mikki Bowers #WomensArt

Print featuring a flock of birds in silhouette flying over a hedgerow in a purple sky

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Lenore Beadsman @lenorebeadsman.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

In Cina si dice "La mantide insegue la cicala ignara dell'oriolo alle spalle" è una metafora della miopia, dell'illusione di controllo e della cupidigia che acceca le persone le quali concentrate sulla preda non si accorgono di esser a loro volta preda di altri Nessun predatore è mai al sicuro

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sky @scrutacieli.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

Eccovi un piccolo thread sulle unità di misura della distanza 📏 in astronomia 🔭✨ Poiché nella spazio abbiamo a che fare con distanze immensamente più grandi di quelle che incontriamo sulla Terra, si utilizzano unità più comode del km. Se siete curiosi vediamo insieme quali sono. 🧵 ⬇️

La cupola del telescopio LBT (Large Binocular Telescope) presso il Mount Graham International Observatory (Arizona) aperta sotto il cielo stellato.

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Lenore Beadsman @lenorebeadsman.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

Camminando la rugiada dell’hagi inumidisce la gabbia degli insetti Sugita Hisajo

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Soaking in hot springs (onsen) holds a central position in Japanese cultural life and wellness heritage, rooted in ancient Shinto traditions of ritual purification (misogi) and the therapeutic practice of tōji (healing bath retreats).

Framed by the dark, angular lines of a gabled timber overhang, an indoor thermal bath (onsen) looks out onto a serene garden radiant with golden autumn maples (momiji). The still, mirror-like surface of the mineral bath water perfectly catches the luminous amber foliage, creating a striking liquid reflection that merges the interior sanctuary with the vibrant autumn landscape. Polished dark stone and warm wood panels line the bathhouse, catching soft reflections of warm ambient light along the pool’s edge. The scene evokes a deeply immersive sensory atmosphere: the soothing warmth of mineral-rich geothermal waters, the subtle aroma of cedar and cypress (hinoki) rising with the steam, the faint whisper of autumn breeze against the glass, and the quiet stillness of an autumn afternoon.
Japanese bathhouses and traditional inns (ryokan) are meticulously engineered to honor kisetsukan—a deep sensitivity to the passing seasons—offering bathers an intimate connection to spring cherry blossoms, summer greens, autumn leaves, or winter snow. Through the architectural technique of shakkei ("borrowed scenery"), master builders frame the surrounding natural landscape into the room's design, blurring the boundary between uchi (inside) and soto (outside). Every detail—from the precision joinery of the timber roof to the seamless stone masonry of the bath—reflects monozukuri (artisanal mastery and devotion to material heritage), transforming a daily ritual into a meditative encounter with nature.

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womensartbluesky.bsky.social @womensartbluesky.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Three girls (1932) by Amrita Sher-Gil. Then, Amrita Sher-Gil, influential Hungarian-Indian painter #WomensArt

Portrait of three Indian girls dressed in pink or green saris facing left

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il Imbranauta 青 @blunoneuncolore.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Chissà a quante altre minchiate abboccherò nel corso del resto della mia vita!

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NonSoSeVoglioCapire @cinchicin.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Presumo sia una volpe ma mi ricorda moltissimo un otocione

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womensartbluesky.bsky.social @womensartbluesky.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Textile embroidered art by Sophie Standing, British born textile artist #womensart

Pictorial textile artwork featuring an elephant facing forwards

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Beautiful Bizarre Magazine @beautifulbizarre.net · 27/09/2026

Incredible Costume Art Exhibit at The Metropolitan Museum of Art via itssgiii "...Costume Art expands aesthetics beyond detached contemplation toward lived embodiment, with the dressed body emerging not at the margins of art history but at its generative core."

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

This photograph captures the essence of kōyō (or momijigari, the seasonal custom of autumn foliage viewing), a cherished pastime in Japan that dates back to the refined courtly culture of the Heian period (794–1185).

Framed in a breathtaking display of autumn brilliance, a towering canopy of fiery crimson Japanese maple (momiji) and luminous golden ginkgo (ichō) expands above a rugged, hand-stacked stone retaining wall (ishigaki). At the base of the wall, a thick, glowing carpet of fallen ginkgo leaves covers the earth like a golden tapestry. Standing amidst this fallen foliage are two quiet figures holding bright, matching umbrellas—one vibrant yellow and one deep red—strikingly echoing the dual-colored canopy towering above them. The soft, diffused light of a damp autumn day illuminates the scene, evoking the tactile coolness of mountain air, the subtle scent of damp earth, and the quiet rustle of fallen leaves underfoot.
Both the maple and ginkgo serve as quintessential fūbutsushi—poetic seasonal markers that signify the peak of autumn across the archipelago. The presence of the weathered stone masonry and the corner of a traditional timber building suggests the sanctuary of a temple or shrine precinct nestled in the mountains. Here, the deliberate integration of architectural stonework with the surrounding forest demonstrates the enduring tradition of Japanese monozukuri (artisanal mastery in environmental design), where human cultivation acts in gentle harmony with the wild cycles of nature.

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matra @matra.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

Quella delle autopiste #Polistil - nata Aps Policar, diventata #Policar e declinata in #Dromocar per la scala 1/43 - è una lunga storia che ha rappresentato il desiderio di molti bambini nati negli anni Sessanta e Settanta diventati collezionisti o nostalgici di un mondo (quasi) tutto analogico.

Pubblicità della serie Champion 175 delle piste Polistil. La serie rappresenta il sistema più complesso prodotto dalla casa, arricchito con componenti elettronici tra cui il contagiri abbinabile al conta tempo e diversi prodotti progettati per simulare le condizioni di gara.

Per lungo tempo, Dromocar rappresenta l'identificativo delle piste Polistil in scala 1/43.

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

young apprentice geisha Maiko Kimika. Photographed by Watanabe-san

Kneeling in gentle repose upon the dark, mirror-polished timber of a traditional wooden veranda, the young apprentice geisha Maiko Kimika is bathed in a soft stream of directional sunlight. Her sky-blue (mizuiro) silk hikizuri (trailing kimono) cascades onto the floor, densely patterned with floating white chrysanthemums (kiku) and gentle, swirling water lines (ryūsui). At her waist, a heavy brocade obi decorated with red, gold, and ivory circular medallions is cinched by a delicate pink cord anchored with an ornate, jeweled obidome brooch. Her face, impeccably powdered in pure white oshiroi with subtle rose highlights framing her downturned eyes and crimson lips, tilts gracefully downward. Adorning her sculpted nihongami coiffure are fluttering silver hairpins (bira-bira kanzashi) on one side and a cluster of vibrant yellow silk blooms on the other, catching the warm, ambient light as it pierces the surrounding gloom.

Photographed by Watanabe-san, this portrait captures Maiko Kimika within the historic atmosphere of Kyoto’s traditional entertainment districts (hanamachi). The world of the maiko represents a living heritage of classical performance arts, refined social etiquette, and meticulous material culture. Her attire reflects the rigorous conventions of apprentice geiko dress, where every garment layer and accessory denotes rank, age, and season. The chrysanthemum motif—an enduring emblem of autumn, nobility, and renewal—works in harmony with the trailing hikizuri construction designed specifically to sweep gracefully across tatami and polished floorboards during traditional dance. The entire ensemble serves as a testament to Kyoto’s extraordinary legacy of monozukuri (artisanal mastery), bringing together hand-weaving, yūzen dyeing, classical hair styling, and hand-crafted ornament making preserved across centuries.

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In Otter News @in-otter-news.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Here is an otter snoot to help you through the day.

A playful fisheye close-up of Steve the otter’s snout and whiskers in a bright indoor setting.
There is no text baked into the image.

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il Imbranauta 青 @blunoneuncolore.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Era un gelataio che agiva sempre di testa sua senza prendere ordini da chicchessia: era un cono sciolto.

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ESA Earth Observation @esaearth.esa.int · 23/09/2026

Who is ready for a change of season? 🍂🌱 The September equinox marks autumn in the Northern Hemisphere and spring in the Southern, as the Sun crosses the equator. MTG-I1 captured it from space ⤵️ 📹 @esa.int / @eumetsat.int

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NonSoSeVoglioCapire @cinchicin.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Sveglia alle 2 scansata miracolosamente, sveglia alle 4 no, ma ancora un paio d'ore di sonno no eh? Dai dai dai 🍀 che in sti giorni avrei dormito e basta, cos'è sta storia!

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Doug Mack @douglasmack.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

IMO a lot of the "AI will help you live your life" hype is actually just a pitch to degrade your intelligence, competence, curiosity, and human connections. It treats all normal activities as tasks to be efficiently checked off a list without seeing the benefits of doing them yourself

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No Context Gillian Anderson @contextgillian.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

Gillian Anderson & David Duchovny

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purr.in.ink @purrinink.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

Happy Equinox 🐾🍂🤍

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NonSoSeVoglioCapire @cinchicin.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

Oggi desidero fortissimo di entrare in modalità ghiro, e stiamo ancora sopra i 20 gradi, quindi non è il freddo, in una vita passata ero sicuramente un orso o qualcosa del genere

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Camellia Tea Ceremony @camelliakyoto.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

🔥🛎️GONG GOODIES🥞👍 Kyōto has many iconic sweets, but one of my favourites is Sasaya Iori's (笹屋伊織) dorayaki. Some of you may be aware of dorayaki from the anime Doraemon, but Sasaya's is something quite different. Both sweets are named after a gong (銅鑼 'dora'). #どら焼き

Sasaya Iori's dorayaki (a long strip of pancake rolled around sweet bean jam and then cut into slices).

A more typical dorayaki...very similar to hotcakes sandwiching bean paste (this one has a full moon and autumn grass branding).

A more typical dorayaki...very similar to hotcakes sandwiching bean paste (this one is branded with the face of a cat, the pancake pinched to make ears).

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NonSoSeVoglioCapire @cinchicin.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

Com'è possibile che siamo solo a metà settembre? Mi sembra infinito

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The Kimono Gallery @roger1952.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

Mt.Fuji rising above the morning fog at Kawaguchiko Lake, Japan. Photography by Chaluntorn Preeyasombat on 500px

Rising out of a dense, atmospheric sea of morning fog, the snow-capped apex of Mount Fuji (Fujisan) pierces the upper sky in stark monochrome contrast. Below, the dark, glassy surface of Lake Kawaguchiko carries subtle, rhythmic ripples, its shoreline completely dissolved beneath a heavy mantle of mist that obscures the terrestrial landscape. The sunlit volcanic peak appears suspended in midair, disconnected from the earth, its frozen gullies etched in crisp highlight against the soft haze. Sweeping across the mountain's eastern slope, a flock of birds flies in disciplined V-formation, their delicate silhouettes underscoring the monumental scale of the sacred peak.

Photographed across the waters of Lake Kawaguchiko—one of the famed Fuji Five Lakes (Fuji Goko) in Yamanashi Prefecture—this view situates the peak within centuries of sacred geography and visual tradition.
Aesthetically, the composition relies masterfully on miegakure (the principle of hide-and-reveal), where the dense cloud bank conceals the terrestrial base to give the emerging summit an ethereal, weightless presence. The vast, impenetrable shroud of grey mist functions as an active field of yohaku (meaningful negative space), stripping away temporal clutter to isolate the sacred cone in pure contemplation. This impenetrable layer of vapor operates as a natural kekkai (sacred boundary), separating the profane, waterbound world below from the divine sanctuary above. Enveloped in an atmosphere of profound yūgen—the deep, unutterable mystery of nature's hidden truths—the suspended peak projects an aura of absolute seijaku (tranquil quietude).

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NonSoSeVoglioCapire @cinchicin.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

Ho appena provato qualcosa che sapeva di decadenza e stanze buie e fumose Te keemun accompagnato da un Kinder Bueno dark Una combinazione incredibilmente golosa e azzeccata a mio gusto

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Lucathequietone @lucathequietone.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Somebody somewhere right now is putting Maklemore's "Hind's Hall" vocals over THAT Ed Sheeran song and calling the mashup "Shame Of You".

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