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heartnosekid · 4 months ago

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photo-critter · 6 months ago

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Mythic Moves (Click here for booking and class info)

Gift of Light Expo, November 2024

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#dance #bellydance #balance acts #goblets

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chasingrainbowsforever · 2 years ago

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Casa Tres Chic

#goblets #glasses #glassware #yellow blue green #bokeh effect

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1lifeinspired · 10 months ago

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Fall Decor: Transitioning into Fall with a Grape Harvest Tablescape

#decorating #fall decor #tablescapes #goblets #drinkware

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thediablerist · 2 months ago

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#dark aesthetic #gothic aesthetic #vampire aesthetic #gothic #vitae #I never drink wine #goblets #red aesthetic

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iyari-iyari · 3 months ago

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silver goblets from the renaissance faire

#personal #photography #silver #goblets #medieval stuff #renaissance faire #renaissance #hearts #lovecore #dragons

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slinkyslugs · 4 months ago

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Little goblets! They look like apples 🍎🍏😋

Gonna definitely refine this idea a bit more. I'm a beginner on the wheel still and this will be my make-a-billion-of-one-thing activity to get better. These were a gift to my lovely partner @hesi-skele (they love possums so one has a little witch possum medallion on it)

#naturecore #cottagecore #ceramic art #pottery #ceramics #goblets #apples #possum #witchy

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belderchal · 1 year ago

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The Goblets of Giants [45 min]

#made in abyss #fanart #art #reg #goblets #anime art #speedpaint

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forms-and-phyla · 2 years ago

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Phylum #22: Entoprocta, the goblet worms!

Despite their looks, these are not sea anemones, crinoids or bryozoans - these creatures have in fact been found to be mollusks' closest relatives! Although this part of the tree of life is in flux, entoproctan larva share the peculiar nervous system of mollusks, leading researchers to unite both in a single clade!

Entoproctans or kamptozoans, often referred to as goblets due to their stalked cup-like form, have a much simpler body plan than their relatives. A crown of tentacles at the top of the cup beats to bring a current through the U-shaped gut inside, passively filtering food particles. And that's it!

Goblets often live in massive colonies, with new ones budding from the stalks of previously-established ones. These stalks actually serve a triple function, also extending the reach and allowing them to share nutrients. However, a few species are free-living and solitary, crawling with their foot (their equivalent of the stalk), hitching a ride on other animals, or even jumping over!