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The Platonic Solids These five Platonic solids are ideal, primal models of crystal patterns that occur throughout the world of minerals in countless variations. These are the only five regular polyhedra, that is, the only five solids made from the same equilateral, equiangular polygons. They are geometrical forms which are said to act as a template from which all life springs. The aesthetic beauty and symmetry of the Platonic solids have made them a favorite subject of geometers for thousands of years. They are named after the ancient Greek philosopher Plato who theorized that the classical elements were constructed from the regular solids. To the Greeks, these solids symbolized fire, earth, air, spirit (or ether) and water. The Platonic solids are also called "cosmic figures" and are the basic modules for Sacred Geometry. There will be more about Sacred Geometry soon. wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platonic_solid © Copyright 2009 Michael Paukner. All Rights Reserved. Print Shop | Twitter | Facebook
Aeris dreamed of one day leaving her sheltered life and seeing the world, but she never expected it to be like this. A war is coming, monsters from the pit are growing in numbers, threatening all, and something dark is pushing its way into her dreams. A plague is spreading and she must figure out how to live with the people she was raised to hate. In a world with three moons, Elder Dryads, Primordial Goliaths, demons and monsters, this high fantasy series will take you on a ride, through beautiful forests, snow capped mountains, and dangerous seas. A journey of self discovery, love and betrayal, and never knowing what horrific monster I'll throw at you next. Sit back and lose yourself in the immersive world, years in the making.
What can you do when you or someone you care about feels broken? Heal the trauma associated with illness, injury, breakups, divorce, or betrayals with this proactive process of filling cracks and scars with gold. Send as a get-well soon gift, or use to bring wholeness back to yourself or your relationship. This Healing Kit helps us see that our broken places can really be our most beautiful places. INCLUDES: 25 Piece Japanese Kintsugi Kit Japanese Kintsugi Course (video) Handmade Ceramic Bowl Ceremonial Journal, Gems and Pens Guided Mindfulness Meditations Healing Ceremony (video) WHAT'S KINTSUGI? Since the 15th century, instead of discarding pottery that breaks, the Japanese have been joining the pieces with gold. Kintsugi (金継ぎ pronounced keen-soo-gee) literally translates to "Golden Joinery". LIFEHONEY's modern Kintsugi Ceremony shows us that our broken places are our most beautiful places. FREE GIFT MESSAGE: Sending as a gift? Include a gift message at checkout. HOW IT WORKS: STEP 1: The Healing Kit recipient receives their beautifully designed 25-piece Kintsugi Kit with handmade ceramic bowl. (tears, joy, exclamations of, "Oh my, what is this?" ensue.) A letter at the top of their 10-layer gift box invites them to go online for their guided-crafting ceremony. STEP 2: Robin Sol, the founder of LIFEHONEY, guides them through a healing ceremony, resulting in a gold-bowl symbol of their wholeness. The simple crafting ceremony will take less than an hour; its impact will last a lifetime... STEP 3: The gold-bowl creator enjoys a lasting interactive symbol of their wholeness. This Kit's online course includes ongoing practices for using their Kintsugi Keepsake as an interactive ritual object to grow their self-love, forgiveness and lasting healing. *BONUS*: MINDFULNESS TRAINING. Experience wholeness through training in mindful awareness. Robin Sol, certified in Mindfulness Facilitation from UCLA's Semel Institute for Neuroscience, provides a downloadable mix & match of three 10 - 30 minute daily practices for mind, body & heart. THE HEALING KIT RECIPIENT WILL LEARN: + How to make their Japanese Kintsugi Bowl as an act of healing. + How to infuse meaning into this mindfulness-based activity. + How to bring love and compassion to the pain they've endured. + How to fully embrace themselves and their life, even the broken parts. + How to celebrate their new beginning! + What mindfulness is. + How to live mindfully--with presence, clarity and vitality. + How to transform challenging moments into golden moments. + 3 daily mindfulness practices for building resilience, softening the heart, and easing anxiety or depression. + A 4-part simple movement practice based in the centuries-old mind-body art called Qigong. More than a Present, an Experience! Visit our website, www.lifehoney.com for more details. Winner of "Best Special Occasion Gift Company" by Official Best of Los Angeles Award.
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Arrow Mary Soon Lee Late April, hills overrun with flowering azaleas-- pink, white, red, magenta-- the air bright with their scent, King Xau's mood dark as December. He galloped past his guards. Li, his captain, shouted, but Xau kept riding. He would spend this day, this one day as far away as possible from the relentless matchmakers and their wares: flirts, flatterers, coquettes, twelve-year-old girls with painted faces. An onslaught of replacement wives who couldn't replace Shazia. Air bright with the fragrance of flowers, his horse crested a hill, and there, below him, galloping on a gray horse, an archer: black hair beaded, braided, riding away from Xau, bow in hand. Xau halted as the rider arced round, black braid swinging as she-- demonstrably, conspicuously female, full breasts rounding her chest guard-- loosed an arrow. A hawk fell. Dead. One arrow, double duty. Xau as stricken as the hawk. Poet's Notes: This is part of The Sign of the Dragon, my epic fantasy in verse. It takes place nearly a year after the death of King Xau's first wife, Shazia. King Xau is still in his twenties and under pressure to make a politically advantageous second marriage. Xau almost always puts the good of his kingdom ahead of himself--but not this time. After seeing the woman in this poem, he pursues her even though she is by no means an appropriate choice. More poems from The Sign of the Dragon may be read at www.thesignofthedragon.com.
This is a linoleum block print of a funny pigeon. I used cotton paper sized 7x5 inches, the image itself is approximately 4x3 inches. Signed on the back with pencil and date The artwork is backed by cardboard and sealed in a clear envelope. I ship flat in an art mailer. I will do my best to ship all items as soon as I possibly can. U.S. orders come with delivery confirmation via USPS First Class Mail FREE SHIPPING in the USA INTERNATIONAL orders are shipped USPS First Class with estimated delivery of 5-9 business days, once shipped (not including order processing time). In some rare cases shipment time can take up to 15 days depending on Customs holds for your country. Thank you for visiting and please contact me with any questions or ideas. ******Additional Items Ship at No Extra Cost******
Product Description Campanula Medium, also known as Canterbury Bells are a striking summer border favourite that will attract pollinators to the garden. From June to August, tubular stems will emerge covered in beautiful trumpeted blooms that resemble a mass of colourful bells. Growing to a height of 60cm, our mixture will make a brilliant addition to borders, containers and patio pots. 7cm modules supplied. We guarantee our great value mixture packs contain a comprehensive blend of variety and colours. By definition the components of the mixtures are not labelled/named on arrival. Plant Size Mature Height 60 cm Mature Spread 40 cm Plant Spacing 30 cm Annual Growth 60 cm Planting Notes Soil Type Well drained fertile soil. Growing at a glance… Dig a hole in the border that’s big enough to house the entire module. If planting in pots, fill a large pot halfway with potting soil and then make several holes that can hold the modules. Campanulas can be grown in any soil type. Position somewhere sunny, or perhaps with dappled shade. Plant outdoors from May to June to see them appear throughout summer.
He was born on April 6, 1917 in the town of Chorley, in Lancashire, England. In 1936 he entered the Ozenfant Academy of Art, in the city of London. The following year she met someone who indirectly introduced her to the surrealist movement: the German painter Max Ernst, whom he met again on a trip to Paris and with whom he soon established a sentimental relationship. During his stay in that city he came into contact with the Surrealist movement and lived with notable figures of the movement such as Joan Miró and André Breton, as well as with other painters who gathered around the table of Café Les Deux Magots, such as the painter Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí. In 1938 he wrote a short story called The House of Fear and participated with Max Ernst in the International Exhibition of Surrealism in Paris and Amsterdam. Prior to the Nazi occupation of France, several painters of the Surrealist movement, including Leonora Carrington, became active collaborators of the Freier Künstlerbund, an underground movement of anti-fascist intellectuals. Leonora Carrington was only 20 years old when she met Max Ernst in London. Then the painter was already 47 years old and quite famous as a surrealist. The great age difference, the fact that Ernst was also married, as well as his radical surrealist positions meant that this relationship did not count on the consent of Leonora's father. In spite of this, the couple was reunited in Paris and soon they went to live in the province, in the town of Saint-Martin-d'Ardèche, in a country house that they acquired in 1938. Until today it is conserved in the facade of this house is a relief that represents the couple and their role play: «Loplop», the alter ego of Max Ernst, a fabulous winged animal between bird and starfish and his «Bride of the Wind»: Leonora Carrington. The calm and happy life of the couple in this place lasted only one year. In September 1939 Max Ernst was declared an enemy of the Vichy regime. After the arrest and imprisonment of Ernst in the field of Les Milles, Leonora suffered a psychic destabilization. Before the inexorable Nazi invasion, she was forced to flee to Spain. Under the management of her father, she was admitted to a psychiatric hospital in Santander, and from this period the painter kept an indelible mark, which decisively affected her later work. Leonora described, in his autobiographical work (En bas) the details of this dramatic story. From this moment, André Breton became interested in hysteria, madness and other mental alterations and saw Leonora as a returning ambassador from the "other side", a seer, the witch who returned from the underworld armed with visionary powers. In 1941 he escaped from the hospital and arrived in the city of Lisbon, where he found refuge in the Mexican embassy. There he met the writer Renato Leduc, who helped her emigrate. That same year he married and Leonora traveled to New York. In 1942 he emigrated to Mexico and in 1943 he divorced Renato Leduc. In Mexico, the painter reestablished links with several of her Surrealist colleagues and friends in exile, who also met in that country, such as André Breton, Benjamin Péret, Alice Rahon, Wolfgang Paalen and the painter Remedios Varo, with whom she maintained a lasting friendship In the eighties, Leonora began to fuse bronze sculptures, her subjects refer to the multiple realities that confronts the reality of old age, and on the other hand Carrington had a genuine interest in alchemy and the fairy tales with which she grew up. that is perceived in his pictorial and sculptural work. She was the winner of the National Prize for Science and Arts in the Fine Arts area, awarded by the government of Mexico in 2005. He died at age 94 in Mexico City on May 25, 2011.
Seductive men and women pose in moods of aching distress in Dani Soon’s technically-deft illustrations.
This authentic 130-year-old print was rescued from a disbound volume of The Encyclopaedia Britannica - A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and General Literature - Ninth Edition – 1875-1889 – Edinburgh: Adam & Charles Black. This rare antique AQUEDUCT print is of the REMAINS OF AQUEDUCT OF METZ; AQUEDUCT OF PONT DU GARD NEAR NISMES; AQUEDUCT OF MAINTENON; AQUEDUCT DEL TORRE, SPOLETO; CHIRK AQUEDUCT (ELLESMERE CANAL), and DEE AQUEDUCT (ELLESMERE CANAL). It is Plate IV from Vol. II. It is a single sheet, blank on the reverse, and measures approx. 8.5 x 11 inches (21.5 x 27.5 cm), with clean borders for framing. It is not mounted, matted or framed so you are free to display it how you want. It would look great framed as a set with other Aqueduct, Rivers, Canals and Harbours prints in our range. Considering its age, this 19th Century print is in excellent condition, on well-preserved paper. The beautifully detailed design is still bright, and the paper has a lovely satin feel. There is tonal aging (to be expected from antique prints and only adds to their charm) otherwise it is very clean with no obvious defects to mention. These fascinating, antique prints make unique, original gifts and wonderful additions to your home or office décor. Click the ADD TO CART button, then take a look at our range of maps and prints on offer – you could even start your own exclusive collection! We take great care to make sure our prints reach you in perfect order by enclosing them in protective plastic sleeves and shipping them flat in rigid mailers. The shipping amount is for the first print - there is no additional shipping cost for orders of multiple prints, and we ship worldwide within one business day of receiving cleared funds. All prints, whether antique, vintage or modern should be protected from exposure to direct sunlight. Thanks for visiting our store and please stop by again soon as we’ll be adding to it regularly.
We Love Design And Are Excited To Offer A Collection of Iconic Mid Century Modern Chairs In Digital Print. From The Eames Lounge Chair To The Barcelona Chair And Everything In Between, This Piece Will Stand The Test Of Time. You will get two files. One JPEG in Standard format (STD). File works for sizes: 7x5'', 10x8", 14x11'', 20x16'', 24x20", 32x24" One JPEG in DIN Format A0-A4. File works for sizes: 33.1x46.8", 23.4x33.1", 16.5x23.4", 11.7x16.5", 8.3x11.7" ◆ INSTANT DOWNLOAD PDF/JPEG File: As soon as you place your order and the payment has been confirmed, you will receive an email containing a link to your download. You can also download it straight from your Etsy account under the Purchases tab. This listing is for a DIGITAL FILE of this print. NO physical item will be sent to you. You can print this file at home, at a local print shop, or using an online printing service. Use high quality matte photo paper for best quality printing.
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