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Glamping with the Bride https://t.co/Y08bwCPYl8 via @EtsySocial #partyideas #etsymntt #bachelorettebridal #bridalshower
A waifu wants to meet some potential dates on the beach. Who will they choose?
5 x Whitelist spots to Bae Cafe
Giveaway:
1. Follow @sawawse an upcoming female anime artist and her project @baebaecafe
2. Retweet and tag a bachelor/bachelorette
3. Pack your swimming suit 😳
Excited to check out Sucker for Love: First Date now! Which eldritch eligible bachelorette will steal our heart (possibly literally?) https://t.co/v3hrRIrMz3
Does Clotho, one of the Moirai or 3 Fates in #greekmyth, count as a goddess of clothing? Yes or no? Thank you to the Museum of New Zealand for making this 1558 Giorgio Ghisi engraving available for use. #FolkloreThursday #clothing #art #ancienthistory #history @FolkloreThursday
That's the end of another #FolkloreThursday ☃️
Today's theme was Folklore of Clothes! *Designed* to help us plan our outfits for all the days ahead. This is @ShanonSinn signing off, wishing you all a well-dressed week!
🧶👠🎩🧛♀️💃🪢🥻👑🪆
Frank Pape 1916
The homeworld of John-117 and Emile-A239, Eridanus II saw many fierce battles during the Insurrection. In 2530, it was glassed by the Covenant, resulting in the death of Emile's brother and sole guardian. This led him to become a Spartan-III. #LoreThursday
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When Jason abandoned her to marry Glauce, Medea retaliated by sending Glauce a poisoned dress. This is one of several "poisoned clothes" myths found throughout the Indo-European world. #FolkloreThursday
St Brigid went to the King of Leinster to request land to build a monastery, not keen to help, he offered as much as her cloak would cover, when spread her cloak covered enough land for a monastery, fields for veg and woods for firewood. #FolkloreThursday
This week’s Folklore Thursday looks at clothing in lore. Well, to me, Warwick Goble’s fairy-tale heroines are always dressed beautifully, & to the nines, no matter what enchantment befalls them. I love that ❤️#FolkloreThursday
The Wild Swans by Hans Christian Andersen is a tale about eleven princes who are turned into swans. Their sister, Lisa must save them by spinning nettles into thread to make eleven coats. She must not speak a word until she is done or her brothers will die.
#FolkloreThursday
Green fairy clothing: green jackets & "nether garments" are in Cornish lore, while Highland folklore sees "green kilts & conical hats" & says "no woman would be clad in such a colour except a fairy woman" ~ also "green gowns" was a euphemism for fairy folk
#FolkloreThursday
Fossegrim is a spirit, making his home in waterfalls, and playing the fiddle day and night...
#nftart #illustration #folklorethursday
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#folklorethursday Brísingamen, a fabled golden necklace worn by the Norse goddess of the Vanir, of Earth, love and magic, Freya. Stolen by Loki, retrieved by Heimdall. made by the dwarves, the master craftsmen of the Norse cosmos. Perhaps *cough* we'd better not say how she paid.
Clothes in Japan could be deadly. Some kimonos, called kosode no te, could be possessed by the vengeful dead, such as prostitutes whose clients owed them money; or amgry belts, called jatai, strangling bad men in Ehime Prefecture. Watch yourself! #FolkloreThursday
🖼: M. Meyer
The Jutes believed that you should never take another man’s armour or sword if you defeat them in battle. They would continue to serve their old masters even in death.
Break the sword,
Do it with respect,
For even an enemy warrior,
Will be supping with Wōden.
#folklorethursday
'The Bride Changing Clothes' from the series 'Marriage in Brocade Prints, the Carriage of the Virtuous Woman' also known as the Marriage series - Suzuki Harunobu, 1769.
#ukiyoe #Japan #FolkloreThursday
In many fairy-tales royalty is some tangible thing that travels in blood lines. It can be a bit icky.
One thing I like about Cinderella tales is they're all: They ain't better than you - they've just got cool clothes.
Wanna be royalty? Just steal their look
#Folklorethursday
In Scotland Brownies are household spirits who help with tasks about the home. But never gift a set of clothes to a Brownie or they will leave forever, calling gleefully: 'Gie brownie coat, gie brownie sark, Ye'll get nae mair 'o brownie's work!' #FolkloreThursday