#southeastasia
I recently did a series of travel posters centered around the motherland, Vietnam. I have them up for sale too for anyone who interested in grabbing a print: https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/thetiffopotamus/
Post link
Hué ~ Vietnam
.
.
#hue #huevietnam #vietnam #vietnamnow #vietnamtravel #discoverasia #myvietnam #southeastasia #travelsoutheastasia #travelblogger #travelphotography #visitseasia #wearesaigoneer #travelnow #voyageur #travelbook #traveladdicted #vietnamcharm #instavietnam #travelvietnam #explorevietnam #culturetrip #travelleisure #explorers #southeastasiatrip #seasia #travellovers (at Hue, Vietnam)
https://www.instagram.com/p/ByMsNPyBGae/?igshid=1xm9jotc1y0rs
Post link
Vietnam ~ Where shall we go today?
.
.
@rmontravels
#roadtrip #outstandingplaces #outstandingplace #vietnam #vietnamnow #vietnamtravel #discoverasia #myvietnam #southeastasia #travelsoutheastasia #travelblogger #travelphotography #visitseasia #wearesaigoneer #travelnow #voyageur #travelbook #traveladdicted #vietnamcharm #instavietnam #travelvietnam #explorevietnam #culturetrip #travelleisure #explorers #southeastasiatrip #seasia #travellovers (at Vietnam)
https://www.instagram.com/p/ByHnCt-hOwi/?igshid=1t3f1ubbnv7j8
Post link
Abandoned waterpark - Hue Vietnam
.
.
#hue #vietnam #vietnamnow #vietnamtravel #discoverasia #myvietnam #southeastasia #travelsoutheastasia #travelblogger #travelphotography #visitseasia #wearesaigoneer #travelnow #voyageur #travelbook #traveladdicted #vietnamcharm #instavietnam #travelvietnam #explorevietnam #culturetrip #travelleisure #explorers #southeastasiatrip #seasia #abandonedwaterpark (at Abandoned Waterpark, Hue)
https://www.instagram.com/p/BxGcVwBhBUz/?igshid=p1yaixk6vyhe
Post link
Gardens by the Bay, Singapore.
Gardens by the Bay is a nature park spanning 101 hectares of reclaimed land in central Singapore. The Supertrees can be found all around the Gardens by the Bay - twelve are at the Supertree Grove, while the remaining six are placed in clusters of threes at the Golden and Silver Gardens. (www.outstandingplaces.com)
@outstandingplaces
Post link
Inside Vietnam’s Son Doong cave ⛰
.
.
#sondoongcave #sondoong #vietnam #vietnamese #vietnamcaves #vietnamnature #vietnamtrip #asia #southeastasia #kebanggaan #outstandingplaces #wander #wanderlust #travelphoto #travel #view #instago #passportready #ilovetravel #instatravelling #instavacation
#traveltheworld #igtravel #getaway #travelblog #travelpic #traveldeeper #beautifulplanet #earth #travelstroke (at Sơn Đoòng Cave)
Post link
Beautiful Ninh Binh province in Vietnam
.
.
#ninhbinh #ninhbinhprovince #ninhbình #vietnam #vietnamtrip #vietnamtravel #asia #southeastasia #vietnamese #vietnam #outstandingplaces #wander #wanderlust #travelphoto #travel #view #instago #passportready #ilovetravel #instatravelling #instavacation
#traveltheworld #igtravel #getaway #travelblog #travelpic #traveldeeper #beautifulplanet #earth #travelstroke (at Ninh Bình)
Post link
Our free exhibition delves into the world of shadow puppet theatre from Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand. Full of movement and mythology, shadow puppet performances have endured for a very long time – some of the puppets in the display date from the 18th century!
Shadow theatre uses numerous stories, including the epics that originated in ancient India, the Ramayana and the Mahabharata. Puppeteers also create original stories based on characters from these epics or in response to current affairs, as well as dramatising local tales. The Ramayana story was once a favourite – it follows the story of Prince Rama and his wife Sita, the white monkey Hanuman and the demon-king Ravana. When Sita is kidnapped by Ravana, Hanuman assists Rama in rescuing her. These puppets below of Rama and Ravana are from Malaysia.
To provide a balance in shadow theatre, ogres, ghosts, demons and zombies appear regularly alongside gods and humans in performance. Fearsome beings must be controlled within the stories in order to maintain spiritual harmony. These three below come from Bali, Java and Thailand. They date from the late 1700s to the 1960s – shadow puppets and the stories associated with the performances have endured and evolved for a very long time.
Animals play important roles in Southeast Asia and in shadow puppet theatre, from creatures essential to agriculture to being symbolic or relating to the spirit world. Animal puppets can be static or articulated, depending on their roles in performance. Below, a composite animal and Anila the monkey from Hanuman’s army show the differences between the two styles.
Shadow puppets from Southeast Asia include a huge range of characters. Clowns are popular in performances as they add humour and fun. They also speak in dialects, adding local relevance to the main story. These clowns from Java are made from animal hide with handles made from buffalo horn. They are decorated with paint and gold leaf. The different types of articulation can be seen in these two puppets of Semar (short and stout) and Petruk (tall and skinny but with a pot belly). In additon to moveable arms, Semar also has a moveable jaw.
You can see the free exhibition Shadow puppet theatre from Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand in Room 91 until 29 Jan 2017.
Day 2: 91°F, went out to the furthest sites about an hour away to ground truth. The first video was taken walking through the wooded area of a mound site, and shortly after it was taken I unknowingly dropped my phone while being swarmed by ants. I didnt realise I had lost it until about 10 minutes later and THANKFULLY we’re good archaeologists and were able to find it in the woods. 2nd photo is of a small shrine we found on a temple mound site pictured in the 3rd photo as well.
#archaeology #archaeologist #archaeologygrad #archaeologymasters #archaeologystudent #cambodia #cambodian #cambodianarchaeology #khmer #temple #asia #southeastasia #masters #fieldarchaeology #lidar #fieldwalking #gradblr
https://www.instagram.com/p/BvitjEAFWlV/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=uh4ehfwbp3cz
Post link
Posted @withregram • @oneeastasia One East Asia is proud to present : WE ARE IN THE PINK, our first virtual exhibition that showcases eleven works by artists hailing from the Philippines, Malaysia and Singapore. Despite the setback caused by the corona virus on all aspects of our daily lives, art and artists are standing tall. It gives us hope, joy and determination to beat this invisible enemy.
WE ARE IN THE PINK represents this very optimism in every individual involved in this virtual exhibition : from artists to all art enthusiasts! ☆ For e-catalogue & further inquiries, please contact : [email protected] ☆
#supportartists
#SoutheastAsia
#Philippines
#Singapore
#Malaysia
#contemporaryart #love #lovewillconquerall #pink #GetThroughThisTogether #WeAreInThePink
#oneeastasia
To view the virtual exhibition:
https://bit.ly/we-are-in-the-pink
https://www.instagram.com/p/CAhoVNEhHAwfeMSdTt9K0_dzMBXEAG4xbOgmbM0/?igshid=uv8wgyrheyfv
Post link
※原创※34岁轻熟越南看护
越南女人一直都是质感不错的
普遍皮肤白皙稚嫩
但素质越好的就越傲娇
很难搞上的
这次在微信上巧遇她
原来是来疗养院当看护来着
这么难得搭讪上了
当然想尽办法约出来
白皙的越南妹，当然连小穴都是粉的
奶子也是极品挺立的粉红乳头
吃了一次，就让人回味无穷越南妹的魅力
难怪越南妹子卖身的都很热门
见面前就表示我太年轻，所以只打算见一次
心想….你都这么说了，那怎么可以客气呢
于是对于良家的老招
就是不给思考的时间，就直接让肉棒插到最深处
这样女人力马理智线断了，不会抗拒你不戴套
当然，最后肯定把满满的子孙通通射在她体内
无套内射，是送她的见面礼
Post link
Nguyễn dynasty áo ngũ thân worn by the young generation of Vietnamese. None of them are wearing historical headdresses, but this shows how versatile Việt phục can be.
Source:Ngo Le Duy
Post link
Vietnam’s art challenge Vietnam Reimagined has just ended, and there are so many amazing pieces of work. The topic is meant to allow Vietnamese artists to showcase their ideas of what Vietnamese culture is, and they delivered. These beautiful works all showcase Vietnamese religious beliefs, myths, legends, histories, and the vibrant diversity of Vietnam.
Source:Tired City
Post link
The Tale of Cuội is a Vietnamese animated short showcasing the beauty of Vietnamese Mid-Autumn Festival. The short includes classic characters like the Jade Rabbit, Cuội, Hằng Nga (Vietnamese Chang’e), and the multitudes of Moon Festival elements such as the lanterns and the moon cakes.
Source:The Tale of Cuội
Nine Dragons Hidden in Clouds (九龍隱雲), also known as The Convergence of Dragons and Clouds (龍雲契會) are the two most prominent painted ceilings of Vietnam: one resides in the Tomb of Khải Định, the other is in Diệu Đế Temple. Both are cultural heritages of the Imperial City of Huế. The mausoleum’s ceiling was accomplished by the reputable court artist Phan Văn Tánh (潘文性)(constructed from 1920-1931), who exceptionally completed the artwork in an extraordinary horizontal position. Each dragon is depicted uniquely in different concentrations, leaping amidst the auspicious clouds, creating such an enchanting picture. The nine dragons altogether soar to the entire 3 ceilings of Khải Thành Hall and Thiên Định Palace, akin to an ink wash painting. Legends say the paint mixture is so miraculous that the ceilings are apparently cobweb-proof and have never faded despite its almost-100-year existence. This peculiar feature has been left unsolved for decades. On the contrary, the temple’s (constructed from 1953-1955) evokes a more elegant and lissom aspect of the same concept: 5 dragons gently piercing layers of clouds on the ceiling with another 4 crawling along 4 pillars of the main hall. This modified masterpiece was constructed under the supervisor of Diệu Hoằng Buddhist monk with the help of fundraising by Empress Dowager Đoan Huy, but the actual artist behind this piece remains unidentified.
The said two masterpieces have inspired a completely new sub-collection, included in Annam Heritage and exclusive to BARO, which exploits the richness of Vietnamese mythology, folktales about supernatural spirits, fiends and monsters. Eventually, the design Convergence of Dragons and Clouds has marked its debut right in the Ghost Festival of 2020.
Source:La Quốc Bảo
Post link
Quỳnh Hoa Nhất Dạ (瓊花一夜, literally One Night of the Night Lotus) is an upcoming Vietnamese historical movie about the famous Empress Dowager Dương Vân Nga, who married two emperors of two different dynasties, and was partly responsible for the transfer of power within the imperial court.
The fashion of the movie will not be historically accurate, but instead inspired by Việt phục and its elements.
Source:QUỲNH HOA NHẤT DẠ
A fantasy photoshoot of a white-haired woman wearing Nguyễn dynasty red áo tấc, reminiscent of the nine-tailed fox.
Source:Ổ Mèo Lười
Post link
Reconstruction of Lê dynasty Thăng Long Imperial Palace in the documentary Thăng Long–Thousand Years of Relics. This is the first time the palace has been reconstructed based on real relics and artifacts, and therefore is the most historically accurate reconstruction of the palace at this time.
This reconstruction only reconstructs a small part of the palace due to continued lack of artifacts and ongoing archaeology. However, this is still the first step to fully reconstructing the entire imperial palace.
Source:VTV1
A beautiful video showcasing the beauties of Vietnamese traditional architecture, the native Đạo Mẫu religion, and the stunning fashion that comes with the belief.
Source:Quỳnh Nguyễn
A beautiful rendition of the mixture between modern high fashion with historical high fashion of Nguyễn dynasty, mixing áo nhật bình, áo ngũ thân, and Western elements.
Source:Thảo My Nguyễn
Post link
A really creative re-imagining of Việt phục of Nguyễn dynasty in a modern setting. Here we have yếm, áo tứ thân, áo ngũ thân, and áo dài.
Source:Đỗ Tuấn Vũ
Post link
Drawing of Lí Thường Kiệt based on historical records and artifacts of Lí Trần dynasties armory.
Lí Thường Kiệt (李常傑; 1019–1105) was a Vietnamese general and admiral during the Lí Dynasty in Vietnam. He served as an official through the three dynasties of Lí Thái Tông, Lí Thánh Tông, and Lí Nhân Tông, and achieved many great achievements, making him one of the two greatest generals in Lí Dynasty, next to Lê Phụng Hiểu. He was a leading general for Vietnam during the Lí–Song wars.
In Vietnamese history, he stood out for his conquest of Champa (1069), raiding the three provinces Qin, Yong, and Lian of Song (1075–1076), and then defeated the Vietnamese invasion of the Song army led by Gou Kui and Zhao Xie.
In 2013, the Vietnamese Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism lists him as one of the 14 most typical Vietnamese national heroes in Vietnamese history.
Source:Ấm Chè
Post link
Reconstruction of Nguyễn dynasty áo tấc and accessories slightly based on postal stamps during French colonial period.
Source:Hoa Niên - Năm Tháng Tươi Đẹp
Post link
Redrawing of the legendary Trưng Sisters, who are still considered as great heroes who tried to liberate Vietnam from China. Previous generations have drawn them in very historically inaccurate fashion, donning them in Nguyễn-styled wear, but lately, more and more artists are beginning to draw them in Đông Sơn fashion, or even Đông Sơn fashion with Chinese influences (since they existed several hundred years after Chinese domination). Đông Sơn culture is considered as the pre-Sinicized culture of Vietnamese people, and researchers believe they were quite tribal.
Source:Ấm Chè
Post link
A beautiful photoshoot of modernized fantasy áo tấc in a traditional architecture.
Source:Cổ Trang Đại Việt Quán
Post link
