gigimeme
@gigigigimeme
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Freedom of thought is dead. I'm basically just posting, sorry. I've set up a "theme box" so I'll try to draw it regularly. At the URL below. ↓
the Arctic
Joined August 2023
I somehow set up a "odaibako (theme box)" so I'll draw based on the timing. At the URL below...
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RT @archaeologyart: Lime pot in the shape of a cat. Culture: Thailand, 11th–12th century AD. Collection: The Metropolitan Museum of Art. ht…
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RT @archaeologyart: Blue glazed amulet of Bastet with kittens, c. 900-700 B.C. Collection: British Museum. This small faience amulet depic…
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RT @barazoku_ito: 悲しい知らせだ。創刊号の電子化以来、ずっとAmazon社のみで配信をしてきた。しかしここにきて、薔薇族がKindleのポリシーにそぐわないということで、アカウトが即時停止となってしまった。
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@akizuki_mode To be honest, the "Shogun" relationship is a little difficult because it aims too much at the taboo.
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RT @archaeologyart: Edo Period Dancing Fox figurine in carved ivory with sumo ink stain, created in Japan circa 1775 AD.
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RT @Dr_TheHistories: Spanish Colonial Gold, Enamel & Gem-set Pendant (1620 AD) with 19th Century additions. National Museum of Spain, Mad…
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RT @archaeologyart: Silver ring featuring a fox motif and set with a rose quartz cabochon. Made between 1900 and 1905. Private Collection.…
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RT @archaeologyart: Dracula, first edition by Bram Stoker, published in Westminster in 1897 by Archibald Constable and Company. Bound in bl…
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RT @CuriosMuseum: A rock crystal reliquary in the shape of a fish with legs. Schnütgen Museum, Cologne.
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RT @archaeologyart: A Renaissance-era gold ring featuring a stag with a herb branch, adorned with enamel, opals, pearls, and gemstones. Dat…
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RT @archaeologyart: Finger ring with feline head in relief flanked by two snakes. Culture: Mixtec. Date: ca. 1200–1521 AD. Place of origin:…
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RT @archaeologyart: Carved ivory netsuke depicting a mouse traveler, attributed to the 19th century, Japan. Signed by Gyokuseki. https://t.…
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