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“A woman of the “mir” caste is adding graphite to the interior wall of one of the pots she is making. Note the broken pot in the background, which contains graphite, and the pot with red ochre coloured water to be smeared on the outside wall of the pot before drying.” Sarar village, Southern Darfur; 1973.

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it’s Fiji ( independence ) Day Today — 10 Oct ~

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Carmen Jones (1954) dir. Otto Preminger

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Pages from Integral Magazine 1974

The First Biennale of Arab Art held in Baghdad

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Vintage Haiti - Woman smoking Pipe

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Birds taking over!

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“A woman making a pot and smoking a pipe.”, Bamessing , Cameroon, photo taken by Weber, Karl Heinrich c.1934-38.

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Pilgrim’s Badge with Sun with human face

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Female idol, early 1st millennium BCE, Museum for Kunst and Gewerbe Hamburg

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Vessel in the Shape of a Female

Pakistan (Northwest Frontier Province), ca. 1000–500 BCE

This vessel, of indeterminate function, is a rare early example of female cult imagery. The form is not typical of early India and relates more closely to West Asian prototypes.

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vintage japanese tin brooch