#Primitive Kitchen

[medieval-thymes]

⊱ɱε∂เεѵαℓ-ƭɦყɱεร⊰

[princesspiratecat]

Before & After- The Kitchen

1. My neighbor gave me this vintage Revereware copper kettle because she knows I like copper, and I polished it up a few times. Now it’s sitting on top of my stove hood. 

2. This was an old dry-sink that I got at an auction for 40 bucks, at least 100 years old. You lift the lid and it has storage underneath. It was in bad shape though, complete with ink stains, bad wood filler jobs, and some crappy chalk paint inside. I sanded it, used some stuff that revives old wood, re-stained and sealed the top, andproceeded to paint over the crappy chalk paint with leftover paint I had from the the top of my kitchen wall (a nice burnt pumpkin). It really brought out the original beauty of the wood and gave it a nice two-tone look.  

The final picture is the end result. And now it’s filling an empty space in my kitchen, and looks really good! 

The two bottom pictures are a little bit on the red side....it’s true color is closer to the picture taken outside. I’ll post more later! 

[lightthewaybackhome]

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[lambertcottage]

[kozyndan]

Kozy’s new exhibition of her bunny primitive ceramics is opening TONIGHT, May 6th, 2023 at Nucleus Portland in Portland, OR, USA! “Out of the Ashes” presents 90 new handmade ceramic sculptures, fired in the traditional wood fired kilns in the countryside near our home in Yamanashi, Japan. 

Kozy has been creating these small character figures for a decade now.  Each figure acts as a personal idol or totem of sorts, imbued by kozy and dan with its own name and story, that reflect our own world and lives.  If you come to see the exhibition and read their stories - one of them may call out to you for one reason or another!

The opening runs from 4-6PM at Nucleus Portland on Alberta (in the Alberta Arts district, 2916 NE Alberta St #BPortland, OR 97211) on May 6th and kozy (and dan) will be in attendance - so if you are in the area, come down and say “Hi!” 

The exhibition runs till May 28th. 

For those who are far far from Portland, sculptures are available for purchase online here:  https://nucleusportland.com/collections/kozy2023

[roomselfcontain2]

3 bedroom bungalow house alone in the compound visit website in an estate only you will leave in this compound with your kids and family features are pop ceiling interior decor poptvconsole all round in the rooms and much more located at Nta road before ozuoba in port Harcourt city rivers state Nigeria.

[eagleseyeobelisk2]

[fieriframes]

[Careibbean. [ Laughter ] That was both! No among primitive peoples – as you call them – matter dominates spirit. There's plenty to go around at this joint. I highly recommend you try everything on her menu.]

[brocantevintage]

[marshmcore]

AYE, its so funny because you then remember hes a urinairy combat specialist, sax player, a kiwi, the one with the fuck ass cut, eats hallucinogens in his spare time, constantly suffers from organ failure from his supplements, gets into arguments with his dad, loves his mom, loves animals, probably listens to the same music DADS WOULD (ie fusion jazz, classic rock, 60-70s psych rock, prog rock, etc) should i post my sniper playlist here? O_O

AND THEN AFTER ALL THAT

The voice lines proceed to his SPIT LINES

He’s so gd silly it’s not even a question, even after all that hot asmr. But thats why we all love him right? A goood mix of the two

HIS VOICE ACTOR HAD NO RIGHT TO GET THAT CLOSE TO THE MIC

[medieval-thymes]

⊱ɱε∂เεѵαℓ-ƭɦყɱεร⊰

[humbledstitchery]

Kitchen Witch Doll.

[mide404]

On a plot of farmland near the beach, my family sets up their modest tent. This place has become a shelter for my family after the devastating war forced them out of their warm home. Now, they suffer the hardships of living in a tent, which neither shields them from the heat of summer nor protects them from the harsh cold of winter.

My older brother says that he had to buy a tent for 3,600 shekels ($1,000) after enduring for a long time in a makeshift shelter, made of wooden sticks covered with a piece of nylon, a blanket, or any worn-out fabric. The problem with such a shelter is that it provides little cover, and if you need to move, it’s impossible to take it with you. So, you leave it behind and move to another area. This happened to him at least twice, prompting him to search for a tent that could be easily moved whenever the war forced him to relocate.

After getting the tent, a new struggle begins: finding a place to pitch it. It’s as if life has returned to a primitive state—no kitchen, no bathroom, no water taps. This is how my brother describes the hardship of living in the tent.

A tent is even harsher than the idea of a shared room in a stranger’s house, as it means that the bathroom will be inside the tent itself, set up in a primitive way. Otherwise, you’ll have to use a shared bathroom located half a kilometer away, set up by a charity organization. You have to carry a plastic jug or bottle of water with you. If a woman needs to use the bathroom at night, she can’t leave the tent alone without waking one of the men to accompany her in the embarrassing walk through the tents to reach the makeshift bathroom, which consists of a marble seat surrounded by fabric or rusty tin sheets. And the story doesn’t end there.

This is what my family’s nights in Gaza look like. More pain!

I urge you to look at my displaced and torn family with mercy and give them the chance to continue their lives in peace. I now stand before you with hope, seeking help for what remains of my family to provide them with a better life and to allow them to live in safety and peace.

[lambertcottage]