Cc Objects Gallery

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cma-chinese-art: Ink Cake, 19th Century, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese Art Size: Overall: 5.2 cm
sartorialadventure: Ottoman set of damascened calligrapher’s tools, 19th century
(via A jade royal belt ornament representing a full-length profile portrait of a young Maya ruler ri
ltwilliammowett:Silvered and brass pocket dial with compass, german early 18th century
(via Mosaic encrusted columns from the atrium of a suburban Roman villa. 1st century AD, Pompeii (Na
cma-chinese-art: Box with Ink Cakes (lid), 1795-1820, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese Art Size: Cas
(via The “Mogul Mughal Emerald”, one of the largest emeralds known in the world. Weighin
(via The Gray Ghost. 2848x3560 : ExposurePorn)
met-asian: 元 剔紅高仕圖菱形漆盤|Lozenge-shaped dish with garden scene, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Asian Art
japaneseaesthetics: Unknown maker, Japanese, The Mazarin Chest, about 1640. Wood covered in black la
cma-chinese-art: Snuff Bottle with Stopper, 1736, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese Art Size: with co
cma-chinese-art: Plate with Peony Decoration, late 1300s-early 1400s, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chine
met-asian: Untitled, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Asian Art Bequest of Benjamin Altman, 1913 Metropol
japaneseaesthetics:Dragon Fish Japan. Edo period 5'3’’ x 34’’ x 17’’ - 160cm x 86cm x 43cm A splendi
met-islamic-art: Bottle Depicting a Peacock in Foliage, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Islamic Art Edwa
cma-chinese-art: Snuff Bottle, 1644, Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese Art Size: Overall: 6.4 cm (2 ½
[ID: A screencap from Taskmaster. Random objects including an egg, a plum, a peacock feather, a smok
timotaychalamet:Sharp Objects (2018) dir. Jean-Marc Vallée
machwinters:MIDSOMMAR dir. ari asterSHARP OBJECTS dir. jean-marc valléebonus 
met-asian: Untitled, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Asian Art Gift of Mrs. George A Crocker (Elizabeth
Kintsugi: A Japanese practice to mend broken objects by filling in the cracks with gold. 
Anni get your pin.Use everyday things to create something unique. Anni Albers transfered hair pins,
cma-japanese-art: Dish with Ginkgo Leaves, c. 1688-1704, Cleveland Museum of Art: Japanese ArtConsid
met-islamic-art: Salver, Islamic Art Edward C. Moore Collection, Bequest of Edward C. Moore, 1891 Me
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