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vintagehomecollection · 3 months
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A ceramic vine clutches a pot containing dahlias and is the perfect detail for this porch. Designer Ronald Grimaldi says 'I wanted to create a cool, refreshing 'living porch' where people can relax, dine, read, drink, and meet in comfortable and luxurious surroundings.
Interior Visions: Great American Designers and the Showcase House, 1988
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violetmoondaughter · 4 months
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Many are the faces of the Hellenic God Dionysus, but the duality of his nature is sometimes connected with two specific plants associated to the god. Dionysus relates to many plants such as Fig, Oak, Pine, Vine and Ivy, these two are specifically connected with two opposite faces of the god. 
Grapevine starts its annual growth cycle in spring with bud break. During spring and summer, the plant grows and after flowering the vine sets the fruits that are usually harvested in early autumn. Following the first frost the leaves begin to fall as the vine starts to enter its winter dormancy period. The following spring, the cycle begins again. Following the same annual cycle Dionysus is seen as a god that is reborn every spring, bringing during the hot season prosperity and abundance before disappearing in winter. Grapevine grows thanks to the hot weather and humidity and so it represents the warm fertilizing humidity power of the god. Grape is used to create wine which is the drink sacred to Dionysus because of its ability to release mental faculties.  
Ivy on the other hand, blossoms in the autumn when the vines are harvested and bears fruit in the spring. As an evergreen plant, ivy needs cold weather and humidity to grow and flower.  Ivy vines crawl as snakes and in the myth, ivy appeared soon after the birth of Dionysus to shelter the child from the flames that burned the mother's body. To its freshness was attributed the virtue of dispelling the ardor of wine, so Dionysus was believed to have commanded his worshippers to crown themselves with it. Ivy, in contrast to the vine that bore fruit bearing vitality and exaltation, produced a poison that sterilized and had medicinal virtues that were refreshingly depurative and narcotic. The plant is also connected with thunder and lightning and was believed to have the power to protect from lightning and cure sore throat and cough. 
Thus these two plants sacred to Dionysus are contrasted with each other in an eloquent contrast: the vine, drunk with light, is a child of heat and returns the rays of the sun by warming, with its libation, bodies and souls, while the ivy shows itself to be cold in nature; indeed the sterility and uselessness of its first sprouts recall night and death. 
Their affinity is rooted in the very essence of the dual-figured god, whose nature is expressed from the earth by means of them: light and darkness, warmth and coldness, intoxication of life and breath of death that withers everything; the multiplicity of the Dionysian aspects struggling with each other and yet conjoined with each other is manifested here in vegetal form, stands in struggle with itself and prodigiously transitions from one form into the other. 
Dionysus rules over all moist and hot creatures whose symbol would also be wine, as a hot and moist substance. In wine, heat is made ardor drink of fire that overwhelms everything, that ignites the soul and the body. But the moist heat is contrasted with the moist cold that as a Dionysian element, is manifested in ivy, a plant that greens even in winter when the Dionysian festivals take place.
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rigatoniiiiiiii · 11 months
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They are so in love it is sickening <3
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tanuki-kimono · 7 months
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Lovely textures for this outfit, pairing a brush strokes like purple-indigo kimono, with a tsumugi obi depicting handpainted budô (grapes vines)
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corruptimles · 6 months
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2001hz · 1 year
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Carved Wood Prosthetic Grapevine Legs Worn By Aimee Mullins for Alexander McQueen Spring/Summer (1999)
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~ Brown and Lime Green ~
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inthesilentcold · 8 months
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uxbridge · 3 months
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Lots of big grapevines on this trail 🍇
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thelobotomybunny · 5 months
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🍇Harvest🍇
I drew this back when I started harvesting my grapes ..... my fridge is full of jam and grape pie now! ❤️
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problemcore · 1 year
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needed something soft. so here are They
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rigatoniiiiiiii · 1 year
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r u takin requests;w; if u r, can u do green x purple :'3
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I ALWAYS have room for green and purple in my heart :) this one was supposed to be a simple sketch but- well.
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alteredstatesstuff · 6 months
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vineyards at sunset
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jillraggett · 10 months
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Plant of the Day
Saturday 24 June 2023
This Vitis vinifera (grape vine) makes a great feature along this cafe veranda. This woody plant climbs using tendrils and can be pruned annually to remove side shoots back to the main stem. There are many named cultivars selected for edible fruits or for ornamental leaf shapes and colours.
Jill Raggett
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kemetic-dreams · 1 year
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Rest In Peace…..BARRETT STRONG (February 5, 1941 – January 29, 2023) was an American singer and songwriter. Strong was the first artist to record a hit for Motown, (Money, That’s What I Want “)
Although he is best known for his work as a songwriter, particularly in association with producer Norman Whitfield. Among his most famous work at Motown, Strong wrote the lyrics for many of the songs recorded by the Temptations(”Popa Was A Rolling Stone”) and Motown’s biggest hit “I heard It Through The Grapevine “ for Marvin Gaye.
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rinibayphoto · 3 months
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