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ashlyme: blue shells and seaweeds.
Forasakiyume: the crow of the Lady of the Ruby Lake.
This Tumblr is a timesink of classical antiquity. Hellenistic glass bowl!
I think we're going to watch Strange Days (1995).
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ashlyme: blue shells and seaweeds. For
asakiyume: the crow of the Lady of the Ruby Lake.This Tumblr is a timesink of classical antiquity. Hellenistic glass bowl!
I think we're going to watch Strange Days (1995).
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I love classical glass. My one quibble with the accompanying text: "The spirals that appear green in this bowl, however, are not intentionally colored green but rather, they are the result of opaque yellow spirals being viewed through clearer blue glass." I suspect whoever designed that bowl knew exactly the result they would achieve by embedding one color within the other—and they were right that it would be impressive.