GREEN BADGE

Let’s keep Utah Wild and find me a bike! I’m in the market for a new ride. environmental buttons via Smithsonian  

RANCHER WEAR

Get the look: worn out rancher. Worn in, dirty, and beat up. This is real tuff stuff tomboy style. Inspired by this story of a wrangler babe and her horse who saved a boy from a grizzly bear. via LOC: Ranching Culture in Northern Nevada, 1945-1982  

SKULLS & FEATHERS

Skulls & feathers, togethers. First made in Virgina by Pamunkey tribe. Second and third made in Peru with parrot feathers. via Smithsonian

ASTRID SWEATERS

Sweaters by Astrid Furnival, Polaroids by Jonathan Williams. 1. Sweater created by Astrid Furnival (front) 2. Sweater created by Astrid Furnival (back) 3. Copy photograph of a sweater by Astrid Furnival 4. Sweater depicting a self-portrait of Erik Satie knitted by Astrid Furnival 5. Sweater, self-portrait of Samuel Palmer, knitted by Astrid Furnival 6. Colonel Williams and [...]

HEAD & SHOULDERS

What to wear on/over your head and on/over your shoulder. 1. Blanket by Evangelista Soza Likan Anta, 2004-2005 2. Huipil/shirt, culture-Mam Maya, Guatemala, c.1980 3. Hood, culture-Asháninka (Campa/Chuncha), Peru, 1925 4. Bag, culture-Tepehuán, Mexico, 1935 5. Burden basket with burden strap, culture-Makah, 1890s 6. Man’s hat, Wixarika (Huichol), Mexico, 1935 7. Necklace, makers- Xario Domingos [...]

FOUND in SANA’A

Looks like some anthropologists took a stroll through the flea markets of Sana’a and picked up some things. Nice finds! via British Museum

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