what we worship and abhor

louise bourgeois’s blind man’s bluff, reminds me of artemis of ephesus

gabriellestraum:

Snowstorm mask

Plastic face protection from snowstorms. Canada, Montreal, 1939

(via annadraconida)

Mama Omida the legendary Romanian witch. 

Witchcraft is recognized as a legal profession in Romania since last year. which means they have to pay tax and they’re not happy. 

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Thank you carpatirosa for pointing out that my information is outdated.

As of March 1st 2011, the bill to tax witches was dropped; “The bill angered many witches who threatened to cast a spell in order to make it fail. It seems they have succeeded,” “the government too seems to have sided with the witches as it called on MPs to vote against the bill, fearing it would “make witchcraft legitimate.”

Coco de Mer, a native palm of Praslin and Curieuse, Seychelles.

(Source: coco-de-mer.de)

pollen under a microscope

poisonous:

Izima Kaoru - Scènes de crime · Pic et pic et colégram

more here

the goddess durga

(Source: enchantingkerala.org)

(Source: delightfulemerald, via hitafterhit)

(via joopy)

Artemis of Ephesus

Anatolian great mother goddess - lady of the animals

(Source: livius.org)