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coyoteprince · 7 months ago
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I showed you my fascinus please respond
(Sculpey, acrylic)
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rathenarts · 3 months ago
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After a very long and stressful few weeks lately, I found myself exhausted, overwhelmed and with absolutely no fucks left to give. So obviously, the only thing to do was make some more...
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Initially based on a pattern bought from Ana.Mey.Crochets on Etsy, modified and tweaked in various directions by me. Inspired by @tkingfisher's famous phalloi drawings and the ancient Roman "fascinus" protective amulets, hence why these little guys have paws and wings (the latter of which, I suppose, technically makes them flying fucks...)
They are very tame btw and would make adorable pets:
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(Technical details: Sirdar Happy Cotton amigurumi yarn in various shades, 3mm crochet hook.)
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satyrmagos · 1 month ago
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The fascinus is an apotropaic symbol dating back at least as far as ancient Rome, used as magical protection against disease and the evil eye. Yes, it is a penis with wings.
This fascinus, visually three-dimensional with its wings extending backward, was designed to be worn as a pendant, but is also available as earrings, in pairs or as a singleton.
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jaysweirdart · 1 year ago
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The stupidest tjibg ive drawn the whole week. Inspired by fascinus
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golden-bubblebee · 2 years ago
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I feel like ya'll would really enjoy the knowledge that anctient roman children used to run around wearing a bunch of lil' dick pendants
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(They're called Fascinus and are amulets to protect the tiny ones from envy or the evil eye (mostly for male tiny ones) and when a pride chariot would go 'round they would also hang one there to protect the person they were cheering on from envy. The children would also carry lil' bags filled with these (and other amulets)
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ormspryde · 2 years ago
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Happy pride I'm drawing a fascinus lol
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satyrmagos · 8 months ago
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There's still time to order something from my Beltane line and have your new shinies in hand for your festivities.
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punctuallypunch · 2 years ago
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Parallel World: Fascinus
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strixessabre · 4 months ago
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BIG BUTTONS BIG BUTTONS
( Strixes' Sabre )
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anathemaegg · 2 years ago
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car in my neighborhood had a subtle little fascinus / flying fuck, and I am utterly enchanted
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buffyspeak · 2 years ago
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lydia and luke both seem SO SURPRISED that maryse and robert didn’t tell alec about their past in the circle. but like??? we’ve established that hearing anything about the circle was forbidden for a long time. so i wonder if it’s kind of one of those unspoken things… everyone Knows they’re not supposed to talk about it, but it’s still generally assumed you might explain some of it to your kids. and the fact that maryse and robert didn’t indicates a ruthlessness in their parenting styles even moreso than before. because they didn’t tell their kids this for their whole lives when it might not have be legal, but socially expected…. but they still put the weight of their mistakes on izzy and especially on alec’s shoulders.
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fluentisonus · 1 year ago
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also I learned a very funny folk story about the pont du gard: according to the story the builder who was assigned to build a bridge across the river tried and failed many times (each time his bridges were destroyed), and eventually in despair makes a deal with the devil, that the devil will build a bridge in return for the soul of the first being that crossed the bridge. however the builder catches a hare and releases it onto the bridge, and when the devil realizes he's been tricked he grabs the hare and flings it against the stonework, where it's stuck to the side ever since. hence the pont du gard itself
which would be a fun story HOWEVER the '''hare''' the story is referring to is apparently referring to THIS real life carving:
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which is in fact not a hare but a stone fascinus originally put there by the romans (who actually built the aqueduct) to prevent bad luck
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artofmaquenda · 1 month ago
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Just a little reminder that I have lots of pin designs available, with even more on the way! You can also pre-order the Fascinus and Xenomorph pins now and they’ll be ready just in time for the holidays. 💗🙏
Thank you so much for your incredible support; it truly means the world to me. I never take for granted that I'm able to keep creating because of you all! 🥹💗
Shop: https://artofmaquenda.etsy.com
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thoodleoo · 1 year ago
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is that a fascinus in your pocket or did your penis grow extra penises when i wasn't looking
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catilinas · 1 year ago
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GUY WHO JUST FOUND OUT THE WORD PROPHYLACTIC HAS AN ADDITIONAL MEANING IN NORTH AMERICAN ENGLISH THAT IT DOES NOT HAVE IN BRITISH ENGLISH ??????
guy who forgets the word prophylactic and so uses the word apotropaic instead
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satyrmagos · 9 months ago
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The fascinus is an ancient apotropaic symbol dating back at least as far as ancient Rome, used as magical protection against disease and the evil eye. Yes, it is a penis with wings.
This fascinus is very three-dimentional, with the wings rising high above the cock & balls, and was designed to be worn as a pendant or as a bracelet charm, but is also available as an earring or pair of earrings.
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