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gasstation:

Magdalena Frackowiak

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Armlet (bazuband)
First half of 19th century
Iran

The David Collection:

Armlets were used by both men and women in India and Iran from the 17th century. They especially took the form of jeweled bands, and a princely bazuband could hold numerous and large gemstones, as we can see on the miniature on the front of this armlet. According to the inscription, it depicts Prince Tahmasp Mirza, grandson of the ruling Fath Ali Shah. The portrait of the shah’s son, Muhammad Ali Mirza, is on the armlet’s pendant, which does not belong to the museum. As Muhammad Ali Mirza was governor of Kermansha, the two bazubands were probably worn by one of the Qajar family’s faithful subjects in this Iranian province.

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Music in Motion

Play Me, I’m Yours - Street Pianos, 2012 (Toronto, Ontario)
The woman in question: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUCg2E2Z_mU 

loudproudlion:

Crab

loudproudlion:

Downtown Toronto

Summer 2012

loudproudlion:

Emily (friend’s cat)

BEST CAT EVER

loudproudlion:

The End of the World Exhibit (Failed Experiments, my favourite part!)
Nuit Blanche 2012, (Toronto, Ontario) 

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pusheen:

Pusheen & Fat Pony

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