#Roman Columns

[thesilicontribesman]

The Lower Half of a Corinthian Column Capital

The largest capital found in Britain to date, from the Corinium Basilica, Corinium Museum, Cirencester. The column was about 13 metres in height.

[the-cricket-chirps]

Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prangey

Northwest Facade, Temple of Castor and Pollux, Rome

1842

[thezimster]

Photo by

Walt Zimmer

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[lovercraft]

Vancouver Loft-Style Living room: large traditional formal living room idea without a fireplace and with gray walls.

[samsaria-meraki]

an old school project of mine

april 24,2021

[grilledcheese-samwich]

Patio Brick Pavers Large elegant backyard brick patio kitchen photo with a pergola

[aromanticawarenessweek]

Natural Stone Pavers Landscape Los Angeles

Ideas for a medium-sized traditional backyard with stone landscaping and partial sun.

[sherlocked-avatar]

Transitional Pool Inspiration for a remodel of a medium-sized transitional backyard with shaped natural pool fountains

[okkuisul]

Mediterranean Pool - Lap Large Mediterranean backyard tiles and an idea for a custom-shaped lap pool fountain

[thesilicontribesman]

Roman Marketplace Colonnade, Wroxeter Roman City, Wroxeter, Shrewsbury, Shropshire

[medienschoepfer]

Backyard Porch Houston This is an illustration of a medium-sized, roof-extended Mediterranean stone back porch.

[thelien-art]

Olwë King of the Falmari

The Teleri uses red henna as a form of makeup to show their status, haven´t figured out a system for it yet, as well as to show marriage and other relations, although most of those would be hidden from plain view, so only the partner, who also draws them, can see them. They are mostly found on the back and thighs which can be seen when swimming or on hot summer days.

The Teleri are much more open with their bodies and showing skin than the Noldor. Still, they favor layered clothes, embroideries, usually depicting the sea, and jewelry, usually stones and shells from the sea or silver.

Unlike the Noldor, where it is seen as shameful to have loose hair, the Teleri don´t have any braiding customs, but they do value long hair and usually cover it up with hair nets and such, but rarely do they braid it. If cutting the hair it is merely a little strand and is given to friends or families who they won't see for some time, such as when going out to sea as a goodbye.

I need to make a fashion post for the Eldar of Valinor.

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