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Sara Rehnlund

인물 사진, Grey Hair, Growing Old, Divine Feminine, Pretty Hairstyles, Getting Old, Hair Inspo, Hair Wrap, Persona

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an outhouse sitting on the side of a rocky hill next to some grass and rocks

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Hair Reference, Face Hair, Pretty Hair, Aesthetic Hair, Hair Dos, Rapunzel, Beauty Hair, Hair Looks

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Body Forms, Antique Photography, Vintage Workwear, Human Poses Reference, New Ceramics, Human Poses, Historical Clothing, 그림 그리기, Old Photos

hazy crazy days

a man holding two baby bears in his arms while standing next to an apple tree

a bedroom with an arched window and wooden flooring is shown in this image, the bed has pillows on it

are we really gonna let them end the world? | Dream house decor, Dream home design, House design

a window on the side of a building with shells all over it's sides

Unique Home Architecture

an old green barn sits in the middle of some trees and has a large round window

Future Apartment, Cozy House, Spoons, Apartment, Interior Design, Tableware, Silver, Design, Art

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an old book with pictures of different things on it's cover and in the middle one is a large piece of woven material

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a person sitting on a bench with a pair of scissors in front of their face

Traditions

Schnabelperchten are figures with long beaks, knitted jackets, patched women’s smocks and straw slippers, and are equipped with a basket on their backs, large scissors, needle and thread, along with a broom. The beak is artistically and elaborately bound from large sticks of wood and farmhouse linen. The Schnabelperchten make their way through town on the 5th of January, on the eve of Epiphany.