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David Ramírez

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2 days ago

Posted On: October 15th 2026, 01:54 am

Totesito - cucu (Video Oficial) Mañana Jueves 15, 8 pm. Disponible en mi canal de YouTube, también lo pueden escuchar en todas las otras plataformas ay amaaaaa
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a day ago

mututuy__

Ohh shit

2 days ago

lauraarcii

que topp!! ❤️‍🔥🤭

🇹🇭👑 𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗚𝗥𝗔𝗧𝗨𝗟𝗔𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡𝗦, 𝗧𝗛𝗔𝗜𝗟𝗔𝗡𝗗!!

SAFFRON MAYA SNOOK IS THE NEW MISS GLOBAL 2026! 👑🌍

A night of pride, beauty, and triumph! From Thailand to the world, Saffron Maya Snook has made her nation proud, shining brighter than ever on the global stage.

A new queen. A new legacy. A glorious moment for Thailand! 🇹🇭✨

#MissGlobal2026
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Bone-and-Wood Inlay: Three-Dimensional Relief in Wood Part 1 | 骨木镶嵌：木头上的立体浮雕 #山白 #shanbai #China
Bone-and-wood inlay is a centuries-old craft from China and a national intangible cultural heritage. It uses ivory, cow bone, mother-of-pearl, copper sheet, and fine boxwood as its palette. The cow leg bone is first buried in soil to remove tissue, then sawn and filed into paper-thin sheets and soaked for months to degrease, soften and bleach white. Each piece is then sawn into delicate floral shapes—blossoms and branches. Grooves are chiseled into the elm furniture frame to match the inlays, which are set with Chinese lacquer or fish glue. Finally the surface is carved, planed smooth, polished and lacquered again. The result is striking: white bone against deep elm wood, with mother-of-pearl shimmering between the patterns. A guqin table built this way is not just furniture—it is a usable three-dimensional relief, passed down through generations.
骨木镶嵌是中国宁波的传统美术，已有数百年历史，国家级非物质文化遗产。它以象牙、牛骨、螺钿、铜片、黄杨木为材料。牛腿骨先土埋去肉，锯锉成薄片，水中浸泡半年去脂增白，再锯成桃花、菊枝等花片。榆木家具坯架上按花片凿槽，以大漆或鱼胶嵌入固定，最后经雕刻、刨平、打磨、鞣漆。骨白与榆木深褐相映，螺钿在花纹间流光。这样做成的琴桌，不只是家具，更是一件可使用的立体浮雕。

David Ramírez

@cucutaylor

mututuy__

lauraarcii

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