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ThuH

Hello 👋🏻 I joyfully announce 📯
The making of three molds for 'Trio number Three' has commenced. I'm temped to glue the molds together into one mystery object 😱 Guess I'm not that brave and stick to the plan.. Three new pieces on the way.

For finished pieces :thinkerguns:
thuhstudio.etsy.com

#concrete #lamp #triangle #unique #workinprogress #sculpting #casting #abstract #design #handmade #craft #architecture
#making #progress #process #mold #luminaire #geometry #art #productdesign #wip

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Chris C

Apple Watch Tip. Just like with an iPhone, you can change the name of your watch to whatever you would like. And of coarse you can do this as much as you want. So be creative and have fun with it! To do this; 1, On your iPhone, open the watch app. 2, Swipe until you get to general and double tap. 3, Swipe and double tap on About. 4, Now swipe and the first item you will come to is, name, and the current name of your watch. And this is a button so double tap it. 5, On the next screen there will be an edit field with the current name. Just delete the current name in the edit field, and type the name you want. 6, Now the name will not change unless you hit the done button near the space bar, so make sure you do that. And that is it! #Apple #Watch #Change #Name #unique #Creative #Fun

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Steve McCarty 🇯🇵

The unique Buddhist temple Otagi Nembutsuji (愛宕念仏寺) deep in a canyon in northwest Arashiyama in Kyōto has had a long and complicated history, but its distinctiveness today stems from the 20th Century when a head priest commissioned the carving of over a thousand stone rakan (羅漢, based on arhats, adept disciples of the Buddha). Each statue is unique, unlike the stereotype of Asians, and some are really funny. The moss in this shady side of the mountain also adds to their character, sometimes like hair.

Rakan (arhats) at Otagi Nembutsuji
More stone arhats, looking so real
Unusual belfry of Otagi Nembutsuji
Pagoda and arhats, with the one on the right looking like us tourists
#Japan#Kyoto#sculpture
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