#pottery — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #pottery, aggregated by home.social.
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uk'ib depicting the Myth of the Snake Lady (ceramic drinking vessel, Late Classic Mayan, c. 650–800 CE (earthenware clay, mineral slip paint)
#ceramics #pottery #archeology #mythology #mayan #art -
uk'ib depicting the Myth of the Snake Lady (ceramic drinking vessel, Late Classic Mayan, c. 650–800 CE (earthenware clay, mineral slip paint)
#ceramics #pottery #archeology #mythology #mayan #art -
uk'ib depicting the Myth of the Snake Lady (ceramic drinking vessel, Late Classic Mayan, c. 650–800 CE (earthenware clay, mineral slip paint)
#ceramics #pottery #archeology #mythology #mayan #art -
uk'ib depicting the Myth of the Snake Lady (ceramic drinking vessel, Late Classic Mayan, c. 650–800 CE (earthenware clay, mineral slip paint)
#ceramics #pottery #archeology #mythology #mayan #art -
uk'ib depicting the Myth of the Snake Lady (ceramic drinking vessel, Late Classic Mayan, c. 650–800 CE (earthenware clay, mineral slip paint)
#ceramics #pottery #archeology #mythology #mayan #art -
Nagoya might be most famous for being the biggest city in Japan that few tourists visit. But when overseas tourists do the "Nagoya skip," do they even know what they're skipping? https://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2026/09/26/travel/nagoya-aichi-gifu-crafts-cuisine-travel-tourism/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #life #travel #travel #overtourism #japanesecrafts #pottery
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Nagoya might be most famous for being the biggest city in Japan that few tourists visit. But when overseas tourists do the "Nagoya skip," do they even know what they're skipping? https://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2026/09/26/travel/nagoya-aichi-gifu-crafts-cuisine-travel-tourism/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #life #travel #travel #overtourism #japanesecrafts #pottery
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Nagoya might be most famous for being the biggest city in Japan that few tourists visit. But when overseas tourists do the "Nagoya skip," do they even know what they're skipping? https://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2026/09/26/travel/nagoya-aichi-gifu-crafts-cuisine-travel-tourism/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #life #travel #travel #overtourism #japanesecrafts #pottery
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Nagoya might be most famous for being the biggest city in Japan that few tourists visit. But when overseas tourists do the "Nagoya skip," do they even know what they're skipping? https://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2026/09/26/travel/nagoya-aichi-gifu-crafts-cuisine-travel-tourism/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #life #travel #travel #overtourism #japanesecrafts #pottery
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Nagoya might be most famous for being the biggest city in Japan that few tourists visit. But when overseas tourists do the "Nagoya skip," do they even know what they're skipping? https://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2026/09/26/travel/nagoya-aichi-gifu-crafts-cuisine-travel-tourism/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #life #travel #travel #overtourism #japanesecrafts #pottery
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Pots painted at a contest celebrating Krishna's birthday at Udupi Krishna Matha. 🎨
Pic 4 is closeup of the bottom of the pot closest to you in pic 3. It shows "Anantha Padmanaabha", Wishsnu laying on a coiled "unending" serpent, consort Lakshmee by his feet, a lotus from his navel, Brahma inside the lotus. 🐍 🪷
(shot Sep. 12, 2026 at Shirooru Matha; posting today because it is "Anantha Chathurdashi", the day celebrating Anantha Padmanaabha)
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Pots painted at a contest celebrating Krishna's birthday at Udupi Krishna Matha. 🎨
Pic 4 is closeup of the bottom of the pot closest to you in pic 3. It shows "Anantha Padmanaabha", Wishsnu laying on a coiled "unending" serpent, consort Lakshmee by his feet, a lotus from his navel, Brahma inside the lotus. 🐍 🪷
(shot Sep. 12, 2026 at Shirooru Matha; posting today because it is "Anantha Chathurdashi", the day celebrating Anantha Padmanaabha)
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Pots painted at a contest celebrating Krishna's birthday at Udupi Krishna Matha. 🎨
Pic 4 is closeup of the bottom of the pot closest to you in pic 3. It shows "Anantha Padmanaabha", Wishsnu laying on a coiled "unending" serpent, consort Lakshmee by his feet, a lotus from his navel, Brahma inside the lotus. 🐍 🪷
(shot Sep. 12, 2026 at Shirooru Matha; posting today because it is "Anantha Chathurdashi", the day celebrating Anantha Padmanaabha)
